Are People With Debts Better At Saving?
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It’s a pretty ironic outcome of a Bankrate survey that people with debts make the best savers. The results showed that 84% of Americans who had debts like car loans, credit cards or student loans (the survey excluded mortgages) are regularly saving a proportion of their income. The people who didn’t have a non-mortgage debt had a regular savings rate of only 63%.
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It’s a pretty ironic outcome of a Bankrate survey that people with debts make the best savers. The results showed that 84% of Americans who had debts like car loans, credit cards or student loans (the survey excluded mortgages) are regularly saving a proportion of their income. The people who didn’t have a non-mortgage debt had a regular savings rate of only 63%.





