Nevada remains one of the most debt-burdened states in the country, according to a new report. The state has the highest rate of credit card delinquency in the nation at 16.3 percent, according to an analysis from Consumer Affairs that reviewed data from the last three months of 2025. Nevada also has a high rate of auto loan delinquencies at 6.2 percent (9th overall), and is 19th in student loan delinquencies at 8.4 percent. It ranked 27th for mortgage delinquencies at 0.9 percent. These numbers combined put Nevada at third for overall debt burden out of any state in the country, behind only Utah and Louisiana. Consumer Affairs lead researcher Rebecca Sowell said their analysis focuses on measuring delinquency rates and overall debt burden across states, rather than identifying the specific causes or individual behaviors driving those delinquencies. As a result, they can’t definitively explain why Nevada’s rate is so high based on this dataset alone, however offered some possibilities.…