New data from credit-reporting firm TransUnion shows that millions of Americans failed to make payments on their credit cards and auto-loans in April, underscoring the economic toll that the coronavirus pandemic has leveled on the country.For the month of April, lenders had almost 15 million credit cards in “financial hardship” programs, TransUnion estimated on Wednesday, according to The Wall Street Journal. These programs include deferrals…
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