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PERSONAL LOANS/DEBT

Americans Are Burdened With Thousands of Dollars in Medical Debt, but Nearly All Who Negotiate Their Bills Are Successful

One in 4 Americans are currently wrestling with medical debt, and those with it owe more than $7,700 on average, according to the newest survey from LendingTree. But many who’ve negotiated these bills have found some success in getting them reduced.

Job Tenure Drops Nearly 11% in 10 Years — Here’s a Deeper Look by Industry, Occupation and More

The Most and Least Debt-Ridden Places

According to the latest LendingTree study, the average non-mortgage debt across the 50 largest U.S. metros is $39,713 — which may leave many struggling to stay afloat financially.

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Topic: Personal Loans/Debt

Americans Are Burdened With Thousands of Dollars in Medical Debt, but Nearly All Who Negotiate Their Bills Are Successful

Job Tenure Drops Nearly 11% in 10 Years — Here’s a Deeper Look by Industry, Occupation and More

The Most and Least Debt-Ridden Places

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22% of Retirement-Age Americans Are Still Working, With New Jersey Seeing the Largest Increase in Older Adults in the Workforce

Raising a ‘Fair’ Credit Score to ‘Very Good’ Could Save Borrowers Over $22,000

Nearly 30% of Americans in 100 Largest Metros Are Behind on Debt Payments

49% of Americans Can’t Afford a $1,000 Emergency, With Many Relying on Credit Cards for Unexpected Expenses

Massachusetts Residents Spend the Most on the Lottery, but Ohioans Are the Most Likely to Make Their Money Back