Student and Auto Loan Sector Increases Share of Market

SEATTLE, April 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

The U.S. Federal Reserve has announces that consumer borrowing in the United States increased by $16.2 billion in January from the previous month. The total amount of consumer borrowing is now at $2.8 trillion dollars, which is the highest recorded level. Within this category, the student loan and auto loan sectors received a massive $18.3 billion gain in December alone. In January, Social Security taxes rose while take-home (net) pay decreased.

PersonalLoansForBadCredit.net notes that this increase in debt is indicative of the rising cost of education and automobiles in the United States. The average college student graduates with debts of more than $150,000. The average cost of a new car in America is $30,000, which is in excess of the average yearly wage.

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"Access to education and having a car are two of the bedrocks of American society. The figures released by the Federal Reserve show that millions of Americans are getting into debt in order to better their educational standing, future prospects and to drive themselves and their families to work and school. While it is regrettable that these cornerstones of society are not more affordable, it is an unfortunate sign of the times."

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