Average Out-of-Pocket Medical Expenses Reach $2,042
June 17, 2013
For many people getting out of debt represents the new American Dream, according to a new Credit.com survey.
For many people getting out of debt represents the new American Dream, according to a new Credit.com survey.
While borrowers are decreasing their debt load overall, out-of-pocket medical expenses are on the rise.
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