Money Matters - Credit Card Delinquency Rates

 With the rate of credit card delinquency increasing in all 50 states over the first two quarters of 2025, the personal-finance company WalletHub today released its updated report on the States Where Credit Card Delinquency Is Increasing the Most, to identify where people’s credit scores are most in danger.

 

Increasing the Most	Increasing the Least
1. Minnesota	41. Illinois
2. Iowa	42. South Carolina
3. Kansas	43. Utah
4. South Dakota	44. Hawaii
5. Ohio	45. North Dakota
6. Colorado	46. California
7. Mississippi	47. Alaska
8. New Hampshire	48. Wyoming
9. Arkansas	49. Vermont
10. Michigan	50. Florida

 
For the full report and to see where your state ranks, please visit:
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-where-credit-card-delinquency-is-increasing-most/131750

“Long-term credit card delinquency can lead to large drops in your credit score, so it’s imperative to get your account current as quickly as you can. The good news is that if you manage to get current before 30 days have passed, your delinquency will not be reported to the credit bureaus. If you’ve been delinquent for a significant period of time, there are other strategies you can pursue in order to get back on track, such as hardship programs, strategic budgeting, and consolidating debt.”
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“Credit card delinquency is increasing the most in Minnesota, as the state’s residents were delinquent on nearly 33% more credit cards in Q2 2025 than they were during Q1 2025. Minnesota residents’ trouble making credit card payments is exacerbated by the fact that they have relatively large credit card debts in general. High levels of debt coupled with high interest rates can easily lead to increased levels of delinquency.”

- Chip Lupo, WalletHub Analyst 
 
 
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• States With the Most People in Financial Distress
• States With the Largest and Smallest Credit Card Debt Increases
• States With the Best & Worst Budgeters