A Conference Board report warns that rising U.S. debt, now over $39 trillion, could increasingly squeeze families and businesses through higher borrowing costs.
The report highlights that the debt, roughly $116,000 per American, could raise costs for student loans, mortgages, and small-business financing, while also threatening retirement programs. Under current projections, Social Security’s main retirement trust fund could become insolvent, adding urgency for fiscal reforms.
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