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Student loan debt has grown 250% in the last 10 years

Student loan debt has skyrocketed, as much as 250 percent across the U.S., according to a new report.  This puts total student loan debt at $1.4 trillion.  Between 2004 and 2014, the U.S. saw an almost 90 percent increase in the number of student loan borrowers, and a nearly 80 percent increase in average balance size.  The average amount of debt per borrower is now $26,700.  Value Penguin, the consumer spending site that published the report ranked the states where the average amount of student debt is the highest.

  1. New Hampshire

Number of graduates with debt: 76 percent
Average debt: $36,101

  1. Pennsylvania

Number of graduates with debt: 71 percent
Average debt: $34,798

  1. Connecticut

Number of graduates with debt: 64 percent
Average debt: $34,773

  1. Delaware

Number of graduates with debt: 65 percent
Average debt: $33,849

  1. Rhode Island

Number of graduates with debt: 64 percent
Average debt: $32,920

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