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HOUSING & REAL ESTATE • UNITED STATES

U.S. household debt delinquencies rose in the third quarter of 2026

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About 5.0% of outstanding U.S. household debt was delinquent at some stage in the third quarter, and the share moving into serious delinquency increased, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York report cited by NAHB Eye on Housing.

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Why it matters

Worsening repayment trouble can affect households and lenders, including mortgage borrowers; the article does not quantify effects on housing costs or the broader economy.

What happens next

The article does not identify a specific next decision or date. Further quarterly data will show whether delinquencies continue to rise.

Upcoming household debt and credit data

Whether mortgage delinquencies continue to weaken