New doxo report finds rising mortgage, utility, insurance, and other recurring household costs are widening affordability gaps across the U.S.
Tagged: Household Debt
Housing, insurance, and utility costs pushed U.S. household bills to a record $5.03 trillion annually, consuming nearly half of the typical household’s income and underscoring ongoing affordability pressures nationwide
Household debt climbed in Q4 2025 as mortgage balances and delinquencies edged higher, highlighting emerging credit stress and renewed second-lien opportunity for originators heading into 2026
Debt and high rents are keeping buyers on the sidelines for years, a new report finds
Consecutive months of annual increases in bankruptcy filings highlight households still struggling with debt
Nearly one-third of consumers said it is difficult or very difficult for them to pay their recurring debts on time.
A significant income increase required as housing affordability erodes. First-time buyers regain footing in the market.
Nonprofit financial counseling agency says 90% more people reaching out year over year.
Vice President Harris and CFPB Director Chopra highlight potential boost in mortgage approvals and question debt collectors' methods.
Mortgage originations fell to $498B, returning to pre-pandemic levels.