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Japan's Multiple-Debt Borrowers Reach Highest Level in 12 Years

13 Ekim 2026Japan Times

As of fiscal 2025, 1.55 million individuals in Japan held three or more unsecured loans, marking a significant increase.
The number of multiple-debt borrowers in Japan has reached a 12-year high, with 1.55 million individuals holding three or more unsecured loans from moneylenders at the end of fiscal 2025. This trend raises concerns about the financial health of these borrowers and the potential for increased defaults in the lending…
As economic pressures mount, the situation may worsen if not addressed promptly.
Japan has historically maintained a low-interest rate environment, which has made borrowing easier. However, as more individuals take on multiple loans, the risk of financial distress increases, potentially impacting the overall economy.
The rise in multiple-debt borrowers indicates a growing reliance on unsecured loans, which can lead to a cycle of debt that is difficult to escape. This trend may reflect broader economic challenges faced by individuals, such as stagnant wages and rising living costs.

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