Credit Card & Personal Finance Statistics in 97101
Credit Card Debt in 97101
- 97101 Credit Card Debt
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- The estimated average credit card debt for 97101 residents is $4,773. [1]
- Average credit card debt amount in Oregon (all cities) is
4% less than the national average of $4,965.
- Collectively, Oregon cities rank 33rd in the U.S. in average credit card debt. [1]
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97101 Credit Scores
- Credit Scores in 97101
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- Residents of 97101 (OR) have an estimated average credit score of 709. [3]
- The average credit score in Oregon (all cities) is
1.87% greater than the national average score of 696.
- Oregon collectively ranks 18th in the U.S. in average credit score of residents. [3]
More 97101 (Amity, OR) Credit Stats
- Credit card delinquency rates in Oregon [2]
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- Oregon residents (all cities) rank 39th in the U.S. with a rate that
is 21% less than the national average of 0.57%.
- Cardholders in 97101 who are more than 90 days late on payments
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- Oregon Rate: 0.45%
- National Average: 0.57%
- Statute of limitations for credit card debt in 97101 [4]
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- 97101 (Oregon) Law: 6 years
- U.S. State Average: 5.4 years
Credit Card Complaints in or near 97101 (Amity, OR)
Recent credit card complaints originating from consumers in 97101, OR. Local consumers submitted these credit card complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The date of the complaint, type of complaint and status of the inquiry are listed below.[5]
Consumer Complaints by Issue in 97101
| Complaint Issue |
Number of Complaints* |
| Problem with a credit reporting company's investigation |
4 |
| Attempts to collect debt not owed |
1 |
| Incorrect information on your report |
1 |
* Total 2021 - 2024 (current)
Additional information about Oregon
About 97101
97101 is associated with the city of Amity, which is located in Yamhill County in the state of Oregon. [6]
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Alaska residents had the highest average credit card debt in the nation in 2013, at $6,910 per cardholder.
Other ZIP Codes in Oregon
1. ^ The Washington Post
2. ^ TransUnion
3. ^ Equifax
4. ^ Oregon State Legislature
5. ^ Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
6. ^ United States Census Bureau
