U.S. states suffering the biggest financial hangovers after Christmas

by Joe Toppe
Slideshow January 02, 2025 at 12:00 PM

U.S. consumers are predicted to spend $948 billion on holiday shopping in 2024, according to a survey by KPMG.

10. New Hampshire

Data: 125.96 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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9. Maine

Data: 129.9 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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8. Alaska

Data: 134.71 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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7. Montana

Data: 135.86 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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6. Rhode Island

Data: 136.04 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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5. Wyoming

Data: 138.34 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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4. Delaware

Data: 140.81 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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3. South Dakota

Data: 144.45 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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2. Vermont

Data: 156.61 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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1. North Dakota

Data: 169.15 online searches per 10,000 residents for holiday debt and budget-related terms after Christmas.

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