
Recent surveys confirm: How you feel about debt depends on your income, credit
Recent lender surveys show that high-income and strong-credit borrowers view their debt as more “manageable.”
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Julie Linton leads Bankrate's Loan coverage. She works closely with editors and writers to produce content that helps readers make informed decisions about personal loans, student loans and auto loans. Before joining Bankrate, Julie worked for BestCollege.com, a site dedicated to helping college students navigate the complexities of higher education, including financial planning.
Julie lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband and dog, Birdie. In her free time, she can be found reading, running or doing yoga or hanging out at the dog park.
Julie wants you to know
Managing your finances can be an emotional journey. Knowledge and planning are the keys to making good decisions and taking control of your financial future.
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