Average Canadian family debt reaches $96,000

OTTAWA - A new study on Canadian family finances says the average household debt climbed to $96,000 last year.

That puts the debt-to-income ratio at 145 per cent - the highest level ever recorded by the annual study, now in its 11th year. The study conducted for the Vanier Institute of the Family also found there was a dramatic increase in late debt payments.

The number of mortgage payments that were at least 90 days late was up 50 per cent compared with 2008.

There was also a 40 per cent increase in the number of credit card holders who were at least three months behind in their payments.

 

А ведь правильно подмечено :)

Оказывается, в термин "глобальное потепление" вкралась досадная опечатка.
На самом деле, имелось ввиду "глобальное потУпление".