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How much household debt do Americans have?

Answer: Americans owed $18.77 trillion in household debt in 2026Q2, including $1.26 trillion on credit cards and $1.71 trillion in auto loans; 3.31% of all debt was 90+ days delinquent (source: New York Fed, 2026Q2 report).

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VaultRubric. “U.S. household debt by type (Lender Tracker top-level stats).” Data as of 2026Q2. https://vaultrubric.com/data/datasets/lender-tracker (accessed 2026-10-16). CC BY 4.0.

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Quarterly U.S. household debt balances by type (mortgage, HELOC, auto, credit card, student, other) in trillions of dollars, plus the share of all debt 90+ days delinquent. Free top-level stats behind the VaultRubric Lender Tracker.

Source: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit, 2026Q2 (NY Fed Consumer Credit Panel/Equifax). Data as of 2026Q2. Updated 2026-10-16. License: CC BY 4.0, credit VaultRubric with a link.

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2025Q313.0720.4221.6551.2331.6530.5518.5852.98
2025Q212.9350.4111.6551.2091.6380.5418.3883.0378
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2024Q412.6050.3961.6551.2111.6150.55418.0362.04
2024Q312.5940.3871.6441.1661.6060.54617.9431.9672
2024Q212.5190.381.6261.1421.5850.54417.7961.83
2024Q112.4420.3761.6161.1151.5950.54317.6871.83
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2023Q312.140.3491.5951.0791.5990.52917.2911.62

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How much household debt do Americans have?

Americans owed $18.77 trillion in household debt in 2026Q2, including $1.26 trillion on credit cards and $1.71 trillion in auto loans; 3.31% of all debt was 90+ days delinquent (source: New York Fed, 2026Q2 report).

Can I use and cite this data?

Yes. It is free under CC BY 4.0. Cite: VaultRubric. “U.S. household debt by type (Lender Tracker top-level stats).” Data as of 2026Q2. https://vaultrubric.com/data/datasets/lender-tracker (accessed 2026-10-16). CC BY 4.0.

Where does the data come from?

Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit, 2026Q2 (NY Fed Consumer Credit Panel/Equifax). VaultRubric only reformats and summarizes it; every number links back to the original source.

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