Carrying debt well into your 60s isn’t all that uncommon, and nothing to be ashamed of. Factors like longer loan terms, inflation and rising housing costs have most likely contributed to higher loan balances for Americans who are nearing retirement age. In fact, recent data shows that the average 65-year-old is more likely to have a mortgage, auto loan and even credit card debt compared to retirees a generation ago. Here’s how much debt they’re carrying so you can see how it stacks up against yours. Ave ...