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Wyoming earned "A" grade for its state finances
The state ended 2024 with a surplus

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The state ended 2024 with a surplus

The state earned a "B" grade for its fiscal health
The state earned a "B" grade for its fiscal health
The state needed $5.3 billion to pay its bills
The state ended the fiscal year with a surplus
The state needed $10.8 billion to pay all of its bills
The state earned an "A" grade for its finances
The state had more than enough money to pay its bills
The state was $14.3 billion at the end of 2024
The state needed $3.6 billion to pay its bills
The state ended fiscal year 2024 with $43.1 billion in debt
The state had more than enough money to pay its bills
Ohio needed $5.3 billion to pay all of its bills
The state received an "A" grade for its finances
The state received a "B" grade for its financial health
The state ended 2024 with $59.1 billion in debt
The state ended 2024 with $5.1 billion in debt
The state's debt amounted to $156.8 billion