Utah most debt-ridden state in U.S. Here’s why
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Utah ranked as most debt-ridden state according to new study by Cultural Currents Institute
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Average Utah household owes 138% of state's average salary ($57,360)
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Utah ranks high for auto loan and mortgage debt but lower for credit cards and student loans
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High debt-to-salary ratio attributed to Utah having youngest population (median age 31.1)
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Arkansas, Hawaii, Alabama follow Utah for states with highest debt-to-salary ratios