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Mapped: The Average Credit Card Debt in Every U.S. State (2024)(www.visualcapitalist.com)

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ChlkDstTtr@lemmy.world
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It’d be interesting to see the debt as a percentage of average income for each state. I bet that’d make Alaska look even worse than it already looks.

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This, and also mean income is trash in our 2024 world of dystopian wealth disparity. Even income has its limits as the .001% earn their money through non-wage means which may have been left out of the data set completely though hard to know.

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ChlkDstTtr@lemmy.world
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I guess I could do the math of average income and average debt to figure out the percentage, but that table doesn’t “literally” show it. Also, I meant a visualization. When dealing with 50 states and DC it’s easier to quickly see the disparities than sorting and scrolling a table.

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