House Republicans are celebrating Indiana's financial well-being after maintaining its AAA credit rating. This rating, the highest possible, highlights the state's reputation for strong economic management.
All three major credit agencies, S&P Global Ratings, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings, affirmed Indiana's status. Earning AAA credit ratings across the board emphasizes the state's commitment to disciplined budgeting, low debt and long-term financial stability.
The agencies noted Indiana's active budget management, transparent fiscal policies and healthy reserves, which provide a strong foundation for continued economic growth.
Credit ratings are based on how well states manage budgets, spending and reserves. For Hoosiers, Indiana's AAA rating means lower borrowing costs for projects like roads and schools, as well as an attractive environment for new business investments.
Indiana has held AAA ratings from all three agencies since 2010. The most recent ratings were released in September 2024, April 2025 and June 2025. Indiana remains one of only 14 states with the top rating from all three agencies.
AAA ratings recognize states' past successes while offering confidence for their future. By continuing to prioritize fiscal responsibility, Indiana can keep taxes low, support job growth and ensure stability for Hoosier families and businesses.
To learn more about Indiana's credit ratings, click here.
