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They aren't, mostly.
Even the typical definition of "getting by" in this country involves having essentially permanent debt in one form or another.
Just like our federal fiscal policy!
Reports indicate about \(70\%\) of Americans are struggling financially, citing issues like inflation, stagnant wages, and insufficient savings.
It's a dire situation in the US and they're heading into a debt crisis now.
other than a mortgage, many decades ago, Ive only been in debt once (only a couple of grand) and paid that off really quick.
i cant imagine what its like to have the spectre of serious debt hanging over me.
Anyone have any stats on the "average" debt a US citizen has?
The average household has six-figure debt, and the average individual has between $55-65k.