The image depicts how Americans are borrowing more while cutting credit card debt. Credit
card debt is at $679 billion dollars while student debt is at $904 billion dollars.
This image discusses how Americans are borrowing more for college while cutting their credit
card debt. There is a single graph that backs up this claim. It shows the steep and steady
rise of student debt, while showing the leveling off and slight decline in recent times of
credit card debt.
This graph is illustrating how much are borrowing for college. The graph also shows that these
students are decreasing their amount of credit card debt.
This colorful chart is titled Borrowing More...and Less. It goes on to say that Americans
are borrowing more for college while cutting credit-card debt.
The image depicts how Americans are borrowing more for college while also decreasing their
credit card debt. Credit card debt is at 679 billion in 2012, with student debt at 904 billion.
This image shows or depicts in line graph statistical format information concerning how americans
are borrowing more money to pay for their college fees, but at the same time cutting credit
card debt.
This chart shows that Americans are borrowing more for college while they cut their credit
card debt. It has line graphs for both credit card debt and student debt from 2003 to 2011.
This chart from the Wall Street Journal shows how americans are continuing to borrow more
but are borrowing for college instead of using credit card debt
This chart from the Wall Street Journal shows how americans are changing their borrowing patterns
and reducing borrowing on credit cards and borrowing more for school
Borrowing money and less Americans are borrowing more for college while cutting credit-card
debt. $800 billion 600 credit card debt 400 200 student debt
This graph shows a relationship between credit card debt and student loans. While Americans
are borrowing more for college, they are cutting their credit card debt.
