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HOA Fees Surpass $500 a Month for Millions, and 82% Say Costs Are Rising

LendingTree | A home shopper may crunch the numbers to make sure the mortgage fits their budget, only to encounter the fine print: an additional $400 or even $500 a month in homeowners association (HOA) fees. This added cost can make a difference when it comes to overall home affordability, and it’s not especially uncommon.

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MORTGAGE

US Mortgage Statistics 2026: Debt, Delinquency and Foreclosure Data

LendingTree | Americans collectively owe $13.17 trillion in mortgage debt, accounting for 70.1% of total U.S. consumer debt. Just 0.92% of mortgage debt is seriously delinquent, indicating that most borrowers are keeping up with their payments. This page examines total mortgage debt, the number and size of mortgages, and key loan performance metrics such as delinquency and foreclosure rates.

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AUTO

Average Car Payment and Auto Loan Statistics: 2026

LendingTree | The average new car payment reached a record $767 a month in the fourth quarter of 2025, up 2.8% from Q4 2024. Average used and leased car payments increased by a similar 1.7% and 1.5% over the same period. LendingTree looked at payments, originations, term lengths, delinquencies and more to get a full picture of U.S. auto loan debt and trends. Here’s our 2026 roundup of auto loan statistics.

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CREDIT CARDS

Nearly 6 in 10 Gen Z Cardholders Typically Pay Just the Minimum on a Credit Card

LendingTree | Almost 6 in 10 Gen Z credit cardholders say they typically make only the minimum payment on at least one of their cards each month. LendingTree surveyed more than 1,500 American cardholders about bad habits, misconceptions and mistakes they make with their cards. While paying just the minimum is one of the worst habits you can get into with your credit card, it’s hardly the only common misstep cardholders make. A troubling number of cardholders believe costly credit myths, don’t know basic information about key details of their cards and even forgo emergency savings because they see their credit card as a safety net.

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PERSONAL LOANS/DEBT

Half of Americans Struggle to Afford Food, Changing How They Shop and Dine

LendingTree | Half of Americans are struggling to afford food, and food anxiety is a reality for the majority of people, according to LendingTree research. Six in 10 people have worried about paying for groceries in the past month. Younger generations, parents of young kids and people in low-income households experience this anxiety at disproportionately high rates.

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PERSONAL LOANS/DEBT

BNPL Tracker: 41% of Users Late in Past Year, More Using Loans for Groceries

LendingTree | More than 4 in 10 (41%) users of buy now, pay later (BNPL) loans say they paid late on one of them in the past year, up from 34% just a year ago, according to a LendingTree survey. That’s just one of several troubling findings from our survey, which asked people about their behaviors and perspectives regarding these popular loans. Along with increased late payments, we found that many borrowers who take out these loans use them to buy groceries or takeout and believe that successfully managing one will boost their credit score. (Spoiler: It doesn’t … at least not yet.) There’s some good news, however. A separate survey fielded in March 2026 found that BNPL lenders are highly likely to waive a late fee on a BNPL loan if you’re willing to ask. Here’s what else we found.

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