⚑️🚨 WATCH - Almost every form of consumer debt is at all-time highs.

So instead of letting the system reset, the response is to stretch the pain: buy-now-pay-later, 50-year mortgages, endless refinancing.

Debts get inflated away while the price of everything you actually need explodes.

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U.S. household debt has hit all-time highs at around $18.59 trillion, rising by nearly $200 billion in Q3 2025 alone. Mortgage balances now top ~$13.07 trillion, and credit card debt has climbed above $1.23 trillion. Delinquency rates, especially on cards and auto loans, are edging up too, a sign that many are already stretched thin.