This practice, endorsed by a federal agency, has cost
consumers staggering amounts, with estimates ranging into the hundreds of millions of dollars a year during periods when mortgage rates were high.
Not exact matches
Consider this: Every minute of every day,
staggering amounts of data are being generated as
consumers connect to, search for, watch, create, download, and shop for content.
That explains why, according to a report on
consumer credit by the Federal Reserve, the total
amount of revolving debt owed by U.S.
consumers stood at a
staggering $ 953.3 billion as of May of 2016.
This report contains a
staggering amount of crucial and personal data, including all recorded addresses that the individual has used, any aliases and all of their current and past
consumer debt, plus much more.