New data shows that credit card debt in the US has increased. The total amount of debt has reached $1.26 trillion. This increase occurred over the second quarter of this year. The rise in debt was $21 billion during this period. This brings the total credit card debt close to a record high. Further information on this topic is available from ABC7 Los Angeles, the source of this data.
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