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As of 2021, Wisconsin’s total state debt was approximately $21.6 billion. This includes both general obligation debt and revenue-supported debt. The state’s general obligation debt was around $9.4 billion, while revenue-supported debt was approximately $12.2 billion. In terms of per capita debt, Wisconsin’s debt burden was $3,734 per person, which is lower than the national average of $4,328 per person.
As of my knowledge cutoff in 2021, the total state government debt of Mississippi was approximately $4.8 billion, according to the State Budget Solutions report. This includes both general obligation bonds and revenue bonds. In terms of per capita debt, Mississippi had a state government debt of approximately $1,602 per person. In 2021, Mississippi had a relatively high bankruptcy rate
According to the State Debt Policy Advisory Commission’s 2020 Annual Report, Washington State had a total outstanding debt of $19.2 billion as of June 30, 2020. This includes general obligation bonds, revenue bonds, lease-purchase agreements, and other types of debt. As of 2021, the average student loan debt per borrower in Washington State was $26,778, according to the Institute for
In terms of debt per capita, Kentucky’s state government debt equates to approximately $3,649 per person, which is slightly higher than the national average of $3,366 per person. According to data from the United States Courts, there were 13,279 bankruptcy filings in Kentucky in the fiscal year 2021 (which runs from October 2020 to September 2021). Of these filings, 9,856 were
Wyoming’s debt per capita is relatively low compared to other states, at around $2,400 per resident. However, it’s worth noting that Wyoming has a small population compared to many other states. According to data from the American Bankruptcy Institute, Wyoming had a total of 483 bankruptcy filings in 2021, which is a rate of 1.3 filings per 1,000 people. Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy in the District of Columbia isn’t any different than filing in another state. The bankruptcy process falls under federal law, not District of Columbia state law. But District of Columbia’s laws come into play too. They determine the property you can keep in your bankruptcy case. As of September 30, 2021, there were 1,615 bankruptcy filings in
