When it comes to managing their mortgages and paying down debt,women may have an edge over men in some areas.
For the first time, Experian said it analyzed credit scores,average debt, utilization ratios, mortgage amounts and mortgagedelinquencies of men and women in the United States. The companydiscovered women have a slight advantage with their credit scoresand the average amount of debt that they carry.
|The following info graphic highlights some of Experian'sfindings as well as which states rank highest in terms of wherewomen and men have the most independent mortgages.
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(Click on the chart at right to see an expandedversion.)
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