Credit card use rose in October

WASHINGTON — Consumer adoption rose in October at a slightly faster charge per unit than the former calendar month as shoppers continued to depend on their recognition card game to finance purchases.

The Federal Soldier Modesty said last hebdomad that consumer recognition increased at an yearly charge per unit of 2.3 percentage in October, faster than the 1.6 percentage charge per unit for September. The addition reflected an acceleration in the growing of recognition card debt, which countervail a 2nd consecutive calendar month of diminutions in the class of debt that includes car loans.