This chart of the national debt by year shows the figure's astonishing growth—from just $16 billion in 1930. Key Takeaways The U.S. national debt climbed to $34 trillion for the first time in December 2023, up from about $31.42 trillion one year earlier.1 The debt-to-GDP ratio giv...
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The countries with the biggest debt burdens in relative terms were Djibouti and Angola, followed by the Maldives and Laos, which opened a debt-laden railway line to China last year. The President of the World Bank, David Malpass, has called the level of debt many countries once again hold...
The increase was mainly driven by mortgage, credit card and student loan balances, which increased $126, $48 and $30 billion, respectively, with credit card debt growing the fastest in relative terms at nearly 5 percent compared to the previous quarter and 16.6 percent year-over-year. ...
Year 2023 Measure percent Data availability 1960 - 2023 Average 66.15 Min - Max 39.13 - 127.38 Source Federal Reserve System of USA For that indicator, we provide data for the USA from 1960 to 2023. The average value for the USA during that period was 66.15 percent with a minimum of 39....
The chart below includes loans being repaid through four income-driven repayment plans: Income-Based Repayment, Income-Contingent Repayment, the PAYE plan, andthe SAVE plan. Frequently Asked Questions About Student Loan Debt by Year How much do student loans increase each year?
* Data from the chart above: Year Receipts(Portion of GDP) Expenditures(Portion of GDP) 1930 3% 3% 1940 8% 9% 1950 16% 16% 1960 17% 17% 1970 17% 20% 1980 19% 22% 1990 18% 22% 2000 20% 19% 2010 16% 25% 2020 18% 33% 2022 20% 24% Spending Distributi...
Last year, I filled out a do-it-yourself federal budget prepared by the Washington Post and another one put together by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. In both cases, my main complaint was that they did not give enough options to shut down counterproductive departments and/or...
Large increases in tuition aren’t a recent phenomena. Tuition began rising steadily in the 1980s. Take a look a the chart below? Politicians aren't wrong when they say you used to be able to afford college! Could you image only paying $617 per year to attend school? Well, that's wh...