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M. Munir
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100+ Free Financial Data Pages That Anyone Can Cite (All 50 US States)

I created a free financial research hub with 100+ data pages covering every US state — from average mortgage payments to nurse salaries to credit card debt. All data tables are sortable, mobile-friendly, and free to reference. Here's how and why.

The Problem I Wanted to Solve

Ever tried to find "average rent by state" or "teacher salary by state" and ended up on 5 different sites, each with different numbers, paywalls, or outdated data?

I wanted one place where anyone — journalists, bloggers, students, financial planners — could find clean, sortable financial data for all 50 states. For free. No sign-up. No paywall.

What I Built

FreeFinCalc.net now has 100+ original data pages organized into 8 categories:

State Rankings (50 pages)

Every page has a sortable 50-state table with unique calculated metrics:

Salary by Profession (15 pages)

Average salary across all 50 states with cost-of-living adjusted rankings:

Financial Benchmarks by Age (15 pages)

High-Volume Reference Pages

Mortgage, Insurance & Credit Card Data (30 pages)

The Tech Stack

  • Next.js 14 (App Router) for static generation
  • Vercel for hosting ($0/month)
  • No database — all data is computed from state-level datasets at build time
  • 1,660+ total pages generated from ~15 data source files

Each data page includes:

  • Sortable 50-state table
  • Top 5 / Bottom 5 rankings
  • Visual bars and letter grades
  • Key stats (best, worst, average, median)
  • FAQ schema for rich results
  • Related calculator links

Why I'm Sharing This

Because I want people to use and cite this data. If you're writing about housing affordability, link to the mortgage payment page. Writing about teacher pay? Link to the salary data. It's all free, and it helps us both.

Every page is designed to be the single best reference for its topic. No fluff, no paywalls, no sign-up walls. Just clean data tables you can reference in your articles.

Also: Word Counter Tool

I also built WordCounterTool.net — a free word counter with 350+ pages including:


Both sites are 100% free, no sign-up, no paywall. Built as a solo developer project.

If you find the data useful, a link back is appreciated but not required.

Questions? Happy to answer in the comments.

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