Ranked: The 35 Countries with the Highest Household Debt https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/35-countries-with-highest-household-debt/ Posted by CautiousMagazine3591
CautiousMagazine3591 on February 6, 2026 5:34 pm |1|π¨π Switzerland|125.4| |:-|:-|:-| |2|π¦πΊ Australia|112.2| |3|π¨π¦ Canada|100.1| |4|π³π± Netherlands|93.6| |5|π³πΏ New Zealand|90.3| |6|π°π· South Korea|90.1| |7|π³π΄ Norway|88.6| |8|ππ° Hong Kong|88.0| |9|π©π° Denmark|85.2| |10|πΈπͺ Sweden|82.7| |11|π¬π§ United Kingdom|76.2|
Good_kido78 on February 6, 2026 6:12 pm The graph is due to tax deductions for debt. It creates risk in the economy and top earners like Elon Musk are doing it in large scale. When rates are lowered it will be worse.
2 Comments
|1|π¨π Switzerland|125.4|
|:-|:-|:-|
|2|π¦πΊ Australia|112.2|
|3|π¨π¦ Canada|100.1|
|4|π³π± Netherlands|93.6|
|5|π³πΏ New Zealand|90.3|
|6|π°π· South Korea|90.1|
|7|π³π΄ Norway|88.6|
|8|ππ° Hong Kong|88.0|
|9|π©π° Denmark|85.2|
|10|πΈπͺ Sweden|82.7|
|11|π¬π§ United Kingdom|76.2|
The graph is due to tax deductions for debt. It creates risk in the economy and top earners like Elon Musk are doing it in large scale. When rates are lowered it will be worse.