Despite COVID pause, Minnesotans are again living with debt
Every time Abigail Turner starts to catch up on her debt, something happens. She listens to financial podcasts. She makes a budget. She spends carefully. And then an ER visit or a pet expense or a layoff pops up, and she's behind again. "It's like having a rock around your ankle: Everything you do, you have to factor in this rock," said the South St. Paul 29-year-old, who estimated she has ...