A study by the Homeownership Preservation Foundation found that 43 percent of American households spend more than what they earn annually.

Living (too) large? Lancaster Newspapers, PA - 2 hours ago The average American household carries a credit card debt of more than $8000. According to The New York Times, as household debt has mounted, incomes have …

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