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Household Debt Fell for the First Time Since COVID. It Didn’t Actually Fall.
US household debt fell $13 billion in Q2 2026 — the first drop since COVID. The NY Fed says it was a mortgage reporting gap. Strip it out and debt rose $61 billion.
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The K-shaped economy means the top 20% now drive 60% of US consumer spending. Why record highs and negative payrolls coexist — and what it means for your money.
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Household Debt Fell for the First Time Since COVID. It Didn’t Actually Fall.
US household debt fell $13 billion in Q2 2026 — the first drop since COVID. The NY Fed says it was a mortgage reporting gap. Strip it out and debt rose $61 billion.





