Alabama is the eighth stress in the United States, according to a new ranking. Financial site Wallethub.
The site compared 50 states across 40 stress indicators, looking at everything from average time to personal bankruptcy rate and the ratio of adults to sleep.
The stress caused by work, health, safety, family and finances is more weight than other categories and is considered. For example, the stress of finances measured the proportion of adults who agreed to make you feel anxious when you think about your personal finances.
According to the rankings, the most stressful countries follow New Mexico, Nevada, Louisiana, West Virginia and Mississippi.
Why is New Mexico leading the list? According to Wallethub, there is the highest per capita violent crime rate and the highest separation and divorce rate in this country. In addition, New Mexico has the third highest poverty rate in this country, and residents are one of the lowest intermediate credit scores.
Alabama was one of the six deep southern states that I checked in the eighth.
Alabama was ranked in the top 20 in all categories, 19th in work -related stress, 15th in health and safety -related stress, and 11th in family stress.
However, he ranked third with money -related stress and ranked top 10.
Alabama was also ranked 3rd in the lowest sleep time and third place in the lowest credit score every night. It has the second few psychologists per capita to save the main neighbor Mississippi.
Is it the least stress? Nebraska.
