Why folks take out personal loans in every state<\/p>\n
(excluding debt consolidation and credit card refinancing) StateHome Enchancment %Home Enchancment $Main Buy %Major Purchase $Medical Bills %Medical Expenses $Shifting and Relocation %Moving and Relocation $Trip %Vacation $Car Financing %Car Financing $Marriage ceremony Expenses %Wedding Bills $Business %Business $Homebuying %Homebuying $Inexperienced Mortgage %Green Mortgage $<\/p>\n
United States30.5%$12,77313.6%$9,53112.7%$6,24712.0%$4,9139.3%$4,9448.6%$6,6235.4%$9,0584.3%$10,8182.6%$11,2571.0%$5,832<\/p>\n
Alabama31.9%$9,29713.5%$8,34811.1%$5,69510.6%$4,8169.4%$4,6169.3%$6,8854.4%$8,1104.9%$7,9213.6%$9,2211.3%$4,750<\/p>\n
Alaska23.3%$16,85812.3%$14,08415.1%$5,60512.3%$4,48312.3%$4,07413.0%$8,4421.4%$4,4002.1%$19,1924.8%$19,5433.4%$1,four hundred<\/p>\n
Arizona28.2%$13,25413.7%$9,71114.1%$5,81814.5%$4,8768.6%$4,0638.9%$6,4224.3%$9,0733.7%$9,9222.7%$11,4891.1%$7,332<\/p>\n
Arkansas37.1%$12,70917.7%$11,23013.4%$7,8756.3%$6,0526.1%$5,2998.1%$6,7534.1%$6,5674.1%$13,2602.9%$15,5730.2%$5,000<\/p>\n
California23.1%$14,51813.3%$9,83814.1%$6,39816.2%$5,1209.3%$5,5878.1%$6,5796.4%$9,2836.2%$9,3892.0%$11,1361.4%$5,980<\/p>\n
Colorado32.0%$15,12915.2%$11,67712.9%$10,03611.6%$7,2026.4%$5,60711.1%$8,2363.7%$13,7813.7%$12,8842.8%$16,8660.6%$15,500<\/p>\n
Connecticut40.2%$15,93715.4%$11,7439.0%$7,8517.0%$7,4246.2%$5,1089.1%$6,7096.6%$9,9823.2%$17,6632.8%$8,0360.7%$20,560<\/p>\n
Delaware30.4%$11,1199.7%$7,27016.7%$3,65310.9%$4,00310.6%$3,6279.7%$4,9247.0%$7,2662.9%$9,1981.7%$8,4490.5%$seven-hundred<\/p>\n
District of Columbia17.4%$15,41710.8%$6,39410.8%$3,70026.3%$4,64315.6%$2,8155.4%$3,5896.6%$10,3724.2%$3,6001.8%$5,3671.2%$6,450<\/p>\n
Florida31.4%$12,98613.1%$9,08711.4%$6,24115.7%$4,3647.7%$4,6967.5%$6,2154.9%$8,5034.4%$12,2542.7%$11,9351.2%$4,506<\/p>\n
Georgia31.8%$12,11214.0%$9,98612.7%$7,22210.8%$5,6988.1%$5,1569.0%$7,5555.3%$10,5075.2%$10,8142.3%$10,9320.8%$6,754<\/p>\n
Hawaii20.7%$15,26313.8%$12,7047.8%$6,38412.5%$8,52527.6%$7,9469.1%$8,4743.8%$15,7052.2%$15,1861.9%$18,1030.6%$6,339<\/p>\n
Idaho24.0%$10,35912.1%$11,06917.2%$6,00316.0%$3,1388.0%$3,04910.4%$5,6593.8%$6,6155.0%$7,4101.8%$14,8101.8%$5,944<\/p>\n
Illinois31.7%$12,15912.5%$9,23712.6%$5,27910.2%$4,52710.3%$4,3047.7%$5,9246.9%$9,0033.9%$8,5233.2%$9,3790.8%$4,511<\/p>\n
Indiana29.9%$11,32213.5%$8,78112.5%$6,05910.4%$4,0889.8%$4,73711.1%$6,5934.8%$7,8763.5%$9,2433.4%$7,7581.2%$4,675<\/p>\n
Iowa38.1%$11,59714.5%$10,6168.2%$9,1388.5%$8,4316.5%$6,7539.9%$8,1096.8%$9,8964.0%$16,4762.6%$10,1530.9%$12,274<\/p>\n
Kansas31.7%$13,33212.8%$9,53415.9%$6,9439.3%$4,7908.1%$4,4818.8%$5,0614.5%$9,1464.5%$11,7123.8%$7,9610.6%$6,060<\/p>\n
Kentucky33.6%$10,92014.3%$8,31411.1%$4,7759.6%$4,36211.5%$4,56210.0%$7,3273.8%$8,3243.2%$9,3322.2%$9,5920.7%$5,724<\/p>\n
Louisiana29.7%$10,64611.7%$8,84013.9%$5,45411.2%$4,32312.1%$4,8917.3%$6,7016.7%$8,0494.3%$11,4772.0%$9,7621.1%$3,936<\/p>\n
Maine37.5%$12,83718.9%$10,1687.8%$5,8019.8%$3,7175.9%$6,58211.7%$6,8672.0%$8,6892.6%$7,6633.6%$14,9450.3%$3,195<\/p>\n
Maryland39.1%$13,96013.8%$10,4659.8%$8,9727.4%$7,3848.7%$7,0308.1%$7,4235.8%$11,3044.8%$11,7832.2%$15,5190.3%$5,398<\/p>\n
Massachusetts46.0%$17,48312.8%$13,7188.0%$11,9137.7%$8,4944.0%$10,1737.4%$9,8447.5%$14,1303.7%$20,2921.7%$21,3451.1%$9,498<\/p>\n
Michigan34.1%$11,18114.8%$8,45610.2%$5,62110.0%$4,5818.6%$4,6239.0%$5,7295.8%$8,3563.0%$15,7333.2%$10,6451.2%$5,395<\/p>\n
Minnesota27.4%$11,90815.5%$9,21612.1%$5,33810.6%$4,2479.3%$4,88510.6%$6,4717.4%$9,8554.0%$15,2022.0%$10,3921.1%$7,798<\/p>\n
Mississippi28.1%$8,25610.6%$7,05217.3%$3,43110.1%$2,17112.3%$3,6988.8%$4,2684.0%$5,8344.3%$8,8972.8%$8,5461.6%$2,997<\/p>\n
Missouri26.1%$9,45213.5%$6,99616.3%$4,35112.4%$3,4028.2%$3,46210.8%$5,0974.9%$6,8542.9%$5,4463.8%$8,8421.1%$3,819<\/p>\n
Montana19.7%$13,20619.2%$9,93916.7%$8,63914.1%$5,2439.8%$4,70112.0%$8,6580.4%$9,0335.6%$8,7811.3%$13,1111.3%$4,033<\/p>\n
Nebraska26.0%$12,92314.5%$8,46920.8%$6,0899.3%$5,6888.2%$6,13911.5%$6,6445.9%$8,8042.2%$13,4691.3%$13,7520.2%$4,500<\/p>\n
Nevada29.5%$14,24712.5%$9,15711.0%$7,18014.9%$5,03811.8%$6,3669.0%$5,8304.7%$8,8273.2%$12,0922.2%$10,4741.2%$7,400<\/p>\n
New Hampshire41.4%$14,78514.1%$10,2958.6%$7,0155.9%$5,8137.9%$6,2398.9%$6,7585.9%$8,6013.9%$11,9331.6%$16,2311.6%$10,047<\/p>\n
New Jersey39.2%$15,69112.2%$12,5589.4%$8,68910.2%$6,6567.7%$6,3577.0%$8,1827.3%$11,9353.6%$13,6332.2%$15,4611.2%$10,249<\/p>\n
New Mexico25.0%$9,30710.7%$7,86215.6%$3,82313.9%$3,36115.0%$3,0688.4%$5,9213.7%$5,3694.8%$12,2762.4%$7,2340.4%$1,792<\/p>\n
New York37.1%$16,59314.5%$12,2918.2%$9,23711.6%$6,9697.9%$5,8635.6%$7,5967.7%$13,5213.7%$15,2143.1%$16,1820.5%$7,702<\/p>\n
North Carolina33.1%$12,08215.2%$9,92812.0%$7,70210.3%$5,5867.5%$5,9119.4%$8,0624.9%$8,3974.9%$11,9792.1%$11,2360.6%$5,892<\/p>\n
North Dakota18.6%$13,85314.6%$9,61719.8%$4,79214.6%$4,27010.3%$5,30210.7%$4,7552.8%$9,0214.7%$5,9633.2%$7,0820.8%$9,915<\/p>\n
Ohop31.8%$10,89614.6%$8,11810.6%$5,9009.7%$4,19510.2%$4,27411.2%$6,3355.3%$6,9012.7%$11,0403.3%$12,1620.7%$4,794<\/p>\n
Oklahoma29.9%$11,65914.6%$10,01913.0%$6,5279.9%$5,81611.5%$4,8608.5%$5,9824.7%$6,9053.5%$11,7883.4%$11,0330.9%$7,649<\/p>\n
Oregon23.8%$15,49114.8%$8,22015.4%$6,09715.1%$4,4399.9%$4,6849.0%$6,5803.7%$7,0924.7%$9,6612.6%$10,0591.0%$4,397<\/p>\n
Pennsylvania37.9%$11,92415.5%$9,0718.1%$7,9858.6%$6,4738.7%$5,8609.6%$7,3595.0%$9,1343.0%$11,5703.1%$12,5380.5%$6,305<\/p>\n
Rhode Island32.4%$12,61414.8%$11,3428.1%$5,01313.0%$2,8235.6%$4,35013.0%$4,5926.3%$7,0672.1%$7,5832.8%$3,1631.8%$4,240<\/p>\n
South Carolina29.1%$10,88712.3%$7,94013.6%$4,23911.8%$3,55110.6%$3,1339.0%$5,8954.4%$6,0215.0%$10,0162.9%$10,2991.2%$4,694<\/p>\n
South Dakota24.0%$12,08712.6%$7,30319.7%$5,4249.8%$5,72613.1%$5,31710.9%$6,0813.3%$8,0173.3%$9,3671.6%$5,3001.6%$7,768<\/p>\n
Tennessee31.2%$10,25814.0%$9,22413.7%$5,4549.7%$4,56910.7%$5,1189.1%$6,7994.3%$7,9133.7%$9,0102.6%$10,4151.1%$6,961<\/p>\n
Texas29.5%$13,09012.9%$9,76415.3%$6,07011.1%$4,30510.6%$4,6887.2%$6,4595.0%$8,1464.9%$11,1452.4%$9,7381.0%$5,761<\/p>\n
Utah23.2%$14,75711.7%$10,53417.5%$4,88114.8%$4,3449.0%$3,0649.8%$5,2855.0%$7,2005.4%$7,6572.3%$8,2641.3%$850<\/p>\n
Vermont41.7%$11,77118.3%$11,5558.3%$9,82011.7%$6,7140.0%$011.7%$7,5361.7%$5,0006.7%$16,7750.0%N\/A0.0%N\/A<\/p>\n
Virginia28.7%$11,37512.5%$8,12814.6%$5,44813.6%$4,5739.3%$4,0608.4%$6,1285.2%$7,5384.6%$9,1242.3%$13,9740.7%$4,308<\/p>\n
Washington23.0%$13,66514.1%$9,18513.3%$6,34316.5%$5,24810.7%$5,4429.5%$7,1355.4%$8,9623.9%$10,8141.8%$10,9541.7%$6,286<\/p>\n
West Virginia41.8%$12,74216.0%$11,0906.3%$9,8586.1%$7,2438.4%$8,36711.0%$8,7573.0%$12,1133.0%$12,3393.9%$11,3330.4%$4,750<\/p>\n
Wisconsin23.6%$10,62714.6%$7,24016.7%$3,64014.1%$2,7379.9%$3,0828.8%$4,1445.5%$5,6444.5%$5,1241.9%$6,1840.6%$2,786<\/p>\n
Wyoming22.9%$15,77221.6%$10,76016.3%$10,7963.9%$7,13313.7%$6,03811.8%$9,4040.7%$6,5005.2%$7,7293.3%$10,6180.7%$5,200<\/p>\n
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