Personal Debt-Information On Average Personal Debt, Personal Debt Consolidation Loan, Personal Debt Consolidation

GOZ2FAST asked: http://www.usdebtclock.org/
Americans have $1597 in savings per capita, earn $62,358 per capita, have $53,483 in personal debt per capita…and our government has run up debts that has created $351,853 in liabilities per citizen.
How does our country survive or sustain these numbers? Aren’t we TERRIBLY IRRESPONSIBLE to continue to spend money we do not [...]

Nikki asked: Currently, it’s over $10 trillion. $35,609.31 for each of us.
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
US Treasury: http://www.treasurydirect.gov/NP/BPDLogin?application=np
That’s not including unfunded Social Security & Medicare, US insurance guarantees, personal debt or the debt that’s coming with the stimulus package.
According to reports, US Federal obligations exceed yearly world GDP:
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=88851
It would take the world working for a year to pay of [...]

Chase Them With The Truth asked: and Congress keeps piling it on. I have enough of my own personal debt much less the amount of debt being piled on from Washington DC. I am beginning to think it is deliberate policy by Congress to have so much debt that the people will work [...]

Ali asked: This is what we should do:
Since the politicians and bureaucrats are responsible for creating this mess, all of the debt (all trillions of it) should be placed on their personal tabs.
Bush and his administration as well as Obama and his administration: this small group of people will be responsible for paying off trillions [...]

grandma zaza asked: I do not know anyone who has been turned down for a loan. So, if credit is not the problem, why are they going to give more money to the banks “encouraging” them to lend again?
And didn’t Americans putting themselves into so much debt get us into this mess in the first [...]

RewireD (Retarded) asked: will fix your personal problems at home? My guess is one of the main spats against Obama is people can’t afford their bills. If the jobs are there we’ll still have 12 trillion in consumer debt, and it most likely will continue to grow exactly like it did when the economy and [...]

Subvertor … asked: There’s no debate regarding the pooling of wealth at the top of the American Economy.. even in a recession year we added Millionaires and Billionaires.. http://nextbigfuture.com/2010/03/millionaires-and-billionaires.html…
While the bottom 150 million Americans suffered through the toughest recession in many decades, and it ain’t over yet.
Now… I know the response to this question [...]

Jilbi asked: It seems unlikely to me that household personal debt could collapse an economy. A large part of all mortgage debt is secured against a property. However a war just spends trillions.
To say that a war creates employment is just what an arms manufacturer wants you to. We need to have shelter and eat [...]

SirWilliam asked: …so, how are YOU going to pay the Government back for your debt…? (Oh, since you’ve read this, the amount has increased by $1,000,000.00 every 45 min.)
Jay C: brush up on your math-skills, it’s over 9 Trillion already !Jacklyn Chirafisi

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Prospero Reincarnate asked: At the end of every seven years, you shall celebrate the remission year.
The idea of the remission year is that every creditor shall remit any debt owed.
It seems if we were a Christian nation, we would enact this biblical command.
Yes, Republicans pick and choose which parts of the old testament to [...]