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Nevada Court Dismisses Wage Garnishment Lawsuit Due to Lack of Jurisdiction

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Gordon of the District Court for the District of Nevada ruled that the defendant, a debt collection law firm, lacked the necessary minimum contacts with Nevada to establish personal jurisdiction. The background: The case stemmed from a consumer credit card debt judgment originally obtained in Tennessee by a creditor.

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20+ Illuminating Credit Card Debt Statistics for 2023

Credit Corp

The average household credit card debt in America is $9,654, and the states with the largest amount of credit card debt are Alaska, Hawaii, and New Jersey. Between the first quarters of 2022 and 2023, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported that the credit card debt in America rose by $145 billion.

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Average credit card debt statistics in the U.S. for 2023

Credit Corp

The average household credit card debt in America is $9,260, and the states with the largest amount of credit card debt are Alaska, Hawaii, and New Jersey. Between the first and final quarter of 2022 , TransUnion® reported that the average American’s credit card debt rose roughly $400 per person.

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Embarrassed Consumers Keep Debts Secret From Partners

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A growing number of Americans are keeping financial secrets from their loved ones, according to NerdWallet’s annual consumer credit card report. In fact, a related NerdWallet survey […]

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CFPB Report Finds Declines in Credit Card Debt, New Applications and Increases in Digital Engagement in 2020

Consumer Finance

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released its fifth biennial report to Congress today on the consumer credit card market, finding that the market’s growth over the last few years reversed course in 2020.

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Average U.S. FICO® Score at 716, Indicating Improvement in Consumer Credit Behaviors Despite Pandemic

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Mix in the fact that many consumers – enabled, in part, by historic levels of savings at least partly driven by government stimulus such as enhanced unemployment benefits – have shifted their focus to paying down their credit card debt, and the result is a greater than 10% decrease in the average credit card balance and utilization of the U.S.

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Inflation is driving up consumer credit card debt by billions of dollars

Collection Industry News

consumers took on $43 billion in additional credit card debt during the second quarter of this year, ending in June. That’s more than triple the average amount of new debt households have taken on in that period since after the Great Recession of 2007-08. Newly released data from WalletHub says U.S.