The US debt clock site, picrel, states that US unsecured consumer debt totals 41 trillion, this likely includes unsecured debt from businesses too, i.e. a company credit card. This may be a typo, and therefore the whole thread might be entirely wrong, but then again, maybe it isn't. 41 trillion at ~23.79%, the average, according to lending tree, would mean that roughly 10 trillion dollars per year gets spent on intrest payments. Is this possible? Did usdebtclock make a mistake, or is this an admission?
>>61825706Trusting any of those goy numbers is hilarious.
