Paying Off Those Credit Cards 8/28/26

Смотреть на YouTube ↗  |  28 августа 2026, 07:00  |  1:29  |  CNBC
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Melissa Lee — Ведущий, Fast Money
Liz Everett Chrisberg — Bank of America Institute
Jessica Ettinger — Anchor, CNBC
This CNBC Your Money Minute covers Bank of America Institute data showing more Americans are paying off credit card balances in full. The discussion weighs whether the trend reflects consumer strength or fear, noting very high credit card and store-card interest rates. Higher-income households appear to be paying down card debt while other income groups are trading down on groceries. No specific investable securities or sectors are recommended. - Households paying off credit card balances in full increased in July across income groups. - Bank of America Institute data from about 70 million accounts underlies the trend. - Credit card interest rates are above 20% and store cards charge 30% or more. - Higher-income Americans may be paying off credit cards as inflation-weary consumers. - Other income cohorts are trading down on everyday spending, especially groceries. - Consumers are not drawing down deposits, according to Bank of America Institute. - No direct stock, sector, commodity, or fund recommendations are made.
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