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4. "The share of subprime borrowers at least 60 days behind on their auto loans rose to 6.65% in October,

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Sun Nov 16, 2025, 05:18 PM

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the highest level on record, according to Fitch Ratings data going back to the early 1990s." - Reuters

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Economist Mark Zandi says 22 states are already in recession based on 2 clear indicators. How to protect yourself now [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Nov 16 OP

Great job, Krasnov! PJMcK Nov 16 #1

Oregon is bleeding jobs. CentralMass Nov 16 #2

Semi related... progressoid Nov 16 #3

Why would people with cash need to max out on credit anyway? MichMan Nov 16 #7

Because putting food on the table is more important than paying down the debt? Brother Buzz Nov 16 #9

Usually we hear that a sign of a recession is people using credit to pay for items because they don't have cash MichMan Nov 16 #10

We've been at that point. W_HAMILTON Nov 16 #13

This trend started a few years ago. progressoid Nov 16 #19

MAGATs believed Trump's lies. yardwork Nov 17 #28

"The share of subprime borrowers at least 60 days behind on their auto loans rose to 6.65% in October, sop Nov 16 #4

I don't know why Florida Deep State Witch Nov 16 #5

Apparently the data suggests otherwise MichMan Nov 17 #32

Florida should be on that list too. So many empty businesses, restaurants closing etc. TommieMommy Nov 16 #6

I love his advice on how to survive a recession MichMan Nov 16 #8

Easy Peasy BeerBarrelPolka Nov 16 #11

What's yours? W_HAMILTON Nov 16 #14

Survived a couple so far MichMan Nov 16 #16

So, you basically had already done the things he recommended people do. W_HAMILTON Nov 16 #17

Did not have 3-6 months of emergency cash & couldn't even find one job, much less two. MichMan Nov 16 #18

Me too. OldBaldy1701E Nov 17 #30

Job loss in Washington State ms.pamela Nov 16 #12

I have many friends at the shipyard RainCaster Nov 17 #29

that's a new definition... WarGamer Nov 16 #15

I'm not surprised people aren't buying into the WH's rosy economic spin. BannonsLiver Nov 16 #20

This definition from the NBER might help some folks... WarGamer Nov 16 #21

ANOTHER "Republican recession".... All the illegal withholding of appropriated funds by Trump Jack Valentino Nov 16 #22

As an investor, I'll never understand why the majority Emile Nov 17 #27

My husband just lost his manufacturing job Luciferous Nov 16 #23

Microsoft 365 just went from $69.99 to $99.99 - is that something? UTUSN Nov 16 #24

Washington, DC?....................... Lovie777 Nov 17 #25

SNAP fallout will lighten payrolls by about 10 employees on average bucolic_frolic Nov 17 #26

Forgot this one-----Elect Democrats. retread Nov 17 #31