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Group with lowest average balance shows greatest quarterly percentage increase

Published: April 28, 2013 by admin

While VantageScore® super-prime consumers carried the lowest average credit card balance of all credit tiers in Q4 2012 ($2,581), this group experienced the greatest average balance increase (6 percent) when compared with the previous quarter. All other credit tiers had little or no change to their average credit card balance.

Learn more and get an in-depth look at consumer credit trends from Q1 2019.

Source: IntelliViewSM powered by Experian-Oliver Wyman Market Intelligence Reports

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