One of the factors that could affect the amount of debt you have is the generation you grew up in. If you’re a baby boomer, chances are that you owe more money than Americans in other generations.

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A recent Scholaroo study found that baby boomers are the generation with the second-highest average amount of credit card debt — with Gen X in the lead — with an average debt of $7,464. Perhaps surprisingly, boomers also have the most student loan debt — $43,554 on average. In addition, the average boomer has $188,034 in mortgage debt and $22,530 in auto loans.

The study did find that where you live can also affect how much debt you have. With that in mind, here’s a look at the average total debt held by baby boomers in every state, ranked from most to least debt.

1. Hawaii

• Average debt: $93,354

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2. California

• Average debt: $88,577

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3. Colorado

• Average debt: $73,110

4. Washington

• Average debt: $72,774

5. Maryland

• Average debt: $69,018

6. Utah

• Average debt: $68,651

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7. Nevada

• Average debt: $64,801

8. Alaska

• Average debt: $64,066

9. Oregon

• Average debt: $63,494

10. Virginia

• Average debt: $63,290

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11. Massachusetts

• Average debt: $62,294

12. Arizona

• Average debt: $61,467

13. Idaho

• Average debt: $56,828

14. New Jersey

• Average debt: $56,581

15. Delaware

• Average debt: $54,742

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16. Connecticut

• Average debt: $54,005

17. Rhode Island

• Average debt: $53,717

18. Wyoming

• Average debt: $51,568

19. New York

• Average debt: $50,715

20. Minnesota

• Average debt: $50,657

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21. Georgia

• Average debt: $49,733

22. Montana

• Average debt: $49,353

23. Florida

• Average debt: $49,350

24. New Hampshire

• Average debt: $49,009

25. New Mexico

• Average debt: $47,888

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26. Illinois

• Average debt: $46,248

27. North Carolina

• Average debt: $45,542

28. Tennessee

• Average debt: $45,332

29. South Carolina

• Average debt: $45,287

30. Texas

• Average debt: $44,508

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31. Vermont

• Average debt: $41,672

32. Wisconsin

• Average debt: $41,334

33. Maine

• Average debt: $41,214

34. Alabama

• Average debt: $40,537

35. Missouri

• Average debt: $40,434

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36. South Dakota

• Average debt: $40,394

37. North Dakota

• Average debt: $39,877

38. Pennsylvania

• Average debt: $39,789

39. Kansas

• Average debt: $39,290

40. Nebraska

• Average debt: $39,236

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41. Louisiana

• Average debt: $39,112

42. Indiana

• Average debt: $38,326

43. Kentucky

• Average debt: $37,886

44. Oklahoma

• Average debt: $37,721

45. Michigan

• Average debt: $37,712

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46. Iowa

• Average debt: $36,765

47. Arkansas

• Average debt: $36,316

48. Ohio

• Average debt: $36,247

49. Mississippi

• Average debt: $33,679

50. West Virginia

• Average debt: $32,668

Data is sourced from Scholaroo and is accurate as of Feb. 19, 2024.

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