Some people have a knack for financial planning and some don't. It seems to be the same with states, a fact of life that will likely leave financial advisors in some areas of the nation with a lot more hand-holding to do with potential clients.

People in these states are more likely to have revolving credit card debt, take loans from places like high-interest payday lenders, and spend more than they earn, according to WalletHub.

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