A Strange Coincidental Amount of Individual Gov't. Debt

Americans are also living with an average individual Government Debt of $62,500.

$20,000,000,000,000 Debt ÷ 320,000,000 Population  = $62,500

Twenty Trillion Dollars in $100 Bills

Americans Are Dying With an Average of $62K of Debt

By Christine DiGangi          Published March 21, 2017

You’re probably going to die with some debt to your name. Most people do. In fact, 73% of consumers had outstanding debt when they were reported as dead, according to December 2016 data provided to Credit.com by credit bureau Experian. Those consumers carried an average total balance of $61,554, including mortgage debt. Without home loans, the average balance was $12,875.
The data is based on Experian’s FileOne database, which includes 220 million consumers. (There are about 242 million adults in the U.S., according to 2015 estimates from the Census Bureau.) Among the 73% of consumers who had debt when they died, about 68% had credit card balances. The next most common kind of debt was mortgage debt (37%), followed by auto loans (25%), personal loans (12%) and student loans (6%).

These were the average unpaid balances: credit cards, $4,531; auto loans, $17,111; personal loans, $14,793; and student loans, $25,391.

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