Student loan delinquencies surge, sending credit scores plunging for borrowers
Education,Student Loan Debt,Student Loans,Education Department,Economy And Jobs
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The New York Fed's Center for Microeconomic Data released a quarterly report which showed overall household debt rose by $167 billion β with credit card debt declining by $29 billion. The report noted that the pattern of credit card debt declining is a typical seasonal pattern as consumers pay down holiday debt from the end of last year.
However, the report noted that the delinquency rate for student loans surged from below 1% to nearly 8% following the end of the pause in reporting delinquent student loans.
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