State risk detail
Debt and credit pressure in New York
Debt and credit pressure tracks how leveraged households are and how often credit stress shows up. Higher subprime share, delinquency, and revolving utilization indicate tighter credit access and greater reliance on borrowing.
Risk score
48
/ 100
Risk metrics
- Subprime share (score < 620)11.9%
- 90+ day delinquency rate15.5%
- Revolving utilization (75%+)24.5%
- Total debt per borrower$77,190
Data status: Available
Scope: State baseline | Source: CCE 2025 Q1 | 2025
Why it matters
In New York, High credit pressure often aligns with more late payments, higher borrowing costs, and limited access to affordable credit.
What we measure
- Subprime share
- 90+ day delinquency rate
- Revolving utilization
- Total debt per borrower
Key sources
- Philadelphia Fed Consumer Credit Explorer (Equifax CCP)
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