The chart shows that California leads with the highest household debt from 2018 to 2025, reaching USD 91 billion, reflecting its large population and high cost of living. Texas follows closely with USD 90 billion, indicating similar economic pressures and population dynamics. Florida records USD 88 billion, while New York stands at USD 87 billion, underscoring the significant debt load in high-cost, high-population states. Illinois registers USD 86 billion, Pennsylvania USD 84.5 billion, and Ohio USD 83 billion, reflecting strong debt levels in major Midwestern and Eastern states. Georgia follows with USD 82 billion, and Michigan with USD 75 billion, both pointing to rising financial obligations. North Carolina at USD 73.5 billion, New Jersey at USD 72 billion, and Virginia at USD 70.1 billion highlight the widespread nature of household indebtedness. Washington rounds out the top states with USD 69 billion, showing a broad national trend of elevated debt burdens.
| Labels | Total Debt (2018–2025, USD billions) |
|---|---|
| California | 91 |
| Texas | 90 |
| Florida | 88 |
| New York | 87 |
| Illinois | 86 |
| Pennsylvania | 84.5 |
| Ohio | 83 |
| Georgia | 82 |
| Michigan | 75 |
| North Carolina | 73.5 |
| New Jersey | 72 |
| Virginia | 70.1 |
| Washington | 69 |
