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Yet U.S. consumers have 37% more credit-card, auto and other nonmortgage debt than a decade ago, before adjusting for inflation, according to the Fed.

Debt Hamstrings Recovery Tom Lauricella 2011

Yet U.S. consumers have 37% more credit-card, auto and other nonmortgage debt than a decade ago, before adjusting for inflation, according to the Fed.

Debt Hamstrings Recovery Tom Lauricella 2011

The $200 billion program, which lasted from March 2009 until June 2010, provided low-cost loans to investors buying nonmortgage asset-backed securities after the market dried up.

Asset-Backed Bonds Go Exotic Anusha Shrivastava 2011

Mr. Mayo estimated that U.S. banks are about a third of the way through accounting for losses on nonmortgage consumer loans, while losses on business loans "seem in the early stages."

Banks Need $875 Billion in New Equity, IMF Says 2009

But consumer appetite for loans still was anemic: The net percentage of banks reporting stronger demand for auto and other nonmortgage consumer loans remains near a low.

Auto Sales May Give Hint of Borrowing 2009

A report released in March by the American Savings Education Council and the AARP found 83% of those surveyed have some nonmortgage debt.

Teaching College Grads About Their Money 2008

In recent months Carlyle Group tried to shore up the fund by selling about $1 billion of nonmortgage assets and suspending its dividend.

Carlyle Fund in Free Fall 2008

As long as the bill's wording keeps the door open for nonmortgage assets to benefit from the program, "we're not beating anybody's door down up there," said a student-loan industry official.

Auto-Finance Firms Seek a Hand 2008

Third, the current bank-asset losses do not include any allowance for future losses which will result from global recession in (nonmortgage) consumer credit, leveraged buyouts and emerging-market, corporate foreign-currency debt.

How Far Will Deleveraging Go? 2008

In recent months, Carlyle Group tried to shore up the fund by selling about $1 billion of nonmortgage assets and suspending its dividend.

Carlyle fund on ropes as banks get nervous Peter Lattman, Randall Smith 2008