Stephen Basaja

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953 appearances 128 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard yesterday

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But while this is the first foreclosure increase in a while, it is still just a small increase.
Bezos says the increase was shallow but widespread.
More than 75 percent of metros across the country saw an increase in their foreclosure rate.
Stephen Basaja, NPR News.
There is a K-shaped divide in this growing debt.
That's a reference to how it graphs out when the rich are getting richer and the poor, if not getting poorer, certainly aren't doing as well.
Emmeline Aleph is an advisor leader with Equifax and says while many families are coasting by, lower income families are increasingly relying on credit cards.
Overall, credit card debt jumped almost 4 percent in March from a year earlier, faster than the overall inflation rate of 3.3 percent.
Most of the consumer debt comes from mortgages.
The real estate data company Cotality recently reported that mortgage delinquencies were up year over year in March 3%.
Stephen Basaja, NPR News.
There is a K-shaped divide in this growing debt.
That's a reference to how it graphs out when the rich are getting richer and the poor, if not getting poorer, certainly aren't doing as well.
Emmeline Aleph is an advisor leader with Equifax and says while many families are coasting by, lower income families are increasingly relying on credit cards.
Overall, credit card debt jumped almost 4 percent in March from a year earlier, faster than the overall inflation rate of 3.3 percent.
Most of the consumer debt comes from mortgages.
The real estate data company Cotality recently reported that mortgage delinquencies were up year over year in March 3%.
Stephen Basaja, NPR News.
It wasn't just 2024 that was a rough year.
For most of the decade before that, 40 percent of households did not earn enough to make ends meet.
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