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Consumer borrowing in the U.S. unexpectedly rose in October for a second straight month, led by an increase in non-revolving credit. Non-revolving debt, which includes Student loans held by the federal government, as well as loans for cars and mobile homes, rose by $9.02 billion, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday in Washington.

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• Pr? Ts? consumption by the jump more than 2 years
• Student Loan Consolidation. . . . Again?
• Government increases regulation of for-profit U. s
• Consumer borrowing increases
• how long is a student loan from the u. s department of education valid before you would need to apply again?
• College tuition costs climbing again this fall
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