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Published December 12, 2024
Banks Credit & Economic Trends Economic & Market Insights
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the credit card landscape, offering key insights to help your business tackle today’s challenges and uncover opportunities for growth.
Key insights:
- Credit card debt reached an all-time high of $1.17 trillion in Q3 2024.
- About 19 million U.S. households were considered underbanked in 2023.
- Bot-led fraud attacks doubled from January to June 2024.
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