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Study Shows 48% Of Americans Live In Fear Of Their Debt Loads

By Jay Fleischman, New York Bankruptcy Attorney on Jun 11, 2007 in Financial Resources on the Web, Personal Finance

Credit Slips discusses a frightening new debt survey released by Lending Tree. The survey shows that 48% of Americans are worried about their debt loads, and that 20% expect to be stuck with credit card and other non-mortgage debt for the rest of their lives.

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