Utah Ranks Second in Most Stressed States About Finances
The latest data on financial stress in the United States has revealed that Utah ranks second in the nation for the most stressed about their finances. According to a study by online lender CreditNinja, Utahans are searching for terms related to money and financial issues at an average of 3,593.29 times per month per 100,000 residents.
Colorado takes the top spot on the list, with an average of 3,631.20 monthly searches per 100,000 people. Coloradans are most interested in topics such as mortgage rates, loans, and car payment calculators. Following Utah in third place is Florida, with an average of 3,416.97 monthly searches per 100,000 residents, with ‘food stamps’ being a popular search term.
Other states on the list include Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Tennessee, Massachusetts, and Virginia. Each state has its own unique financial concerns, with topics like debt relief, credit scores, and loans being top searches in various regions.
The data highlights the widespread financial stress that many Americans are facing, with a variety of economic challenges impacting different states. As residents continue to navigate their financial situations, it is clear that finding solutions and resources for money management is a top priority for many.
