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(London.CityRegions.com, May 17, 2013 ) Manchester, UK -- A paradigm of action has persisted in the United States for some time, with bankers encouraging individuals to borrow beyond their means, and those same individuals falling prey to intensive debt they cannot repay. Bankers often use influence to gain favorable treatment from through laws passed or availability to a wider market. Debt then tends to grow for individuals, who then find themselves in a hole they have trouble digging their way out of.
The crisis is has caused the recessions of the past, and is looking as if it may be starting up for another cycle yet again. Just like the housing crisis that preceded the latest impending storm, the intimately connected American's inequality appears to be growing. Those who are striving to tread water are actually slowly deepening themselves into quicksand. Those in the middle-class, ever shrinking as it is, are finding it harder to work upward and onward, and are now simply hoping to stay out of the prior class. Meanwhile, those at the highest levels of income and value continue to rake in money and property forfeited by the two previous groups.
Before the 2007 recession, banks persuaded moderate and low-income individuals to extend their debts by extraordinary numbers. In the end, millions lost their homes. Meanwhile, many of the higher-ups in the mortgage industry sold off toxic mortgages and created complex financial instruments, which were sold to unsuspecting middle-class investors.
Unfortunately for all, a tool that was once the way to avoid such struggles, education, has now become as mired in debt-creation as any other system. Student debt for all seniors now sites at over $26,000, which is a 40% increase in under a decade. The 'average' is, however, simply shrouding the huge variation in debts that are accrued from differing institutions.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York estimates that nearly 13% of those who attain student loans borrowers owe totals that exceed $50,000, while nearly 4% owe more than $100,000. What is worse e is that many fail to have the means to repay them. Over 17% of student-loan borrowers were in loan deferment or forbearance, with nearly a third being 90 days behind on their payments. The numbers for the 2009 fiscal year showed that a three-year default rate was over 13%, or just over one out of every eight individuals.
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