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Economy#16 of 102 · Added July 22, 2026

Health Insurance Costs

A typical health plan’s premium as a share of income

New Hampshire · 4.0%< 5.0%5 states5.0%–7.0%13 states7.0%–9.5%21 states9.5%–13.0%7 states13.0%+4 states

Data: WalletHub via Visual Capitalist, 2025 ↗nhmaps.com/57

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A silver plan eats 4.0% of the median household income in New Hampshire, the cheapest in the country. Next door in Vermont it costs 19.6% — the worst.

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Silver-plan premium as a share of median household income (percent of income)

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#StateValue
1New Hampshire4.0%
2Maryland4.3%
3South Carolina4.8%
4Minnesota4.9%
4Virginia4.9%
6Massachusetts5.0%
7Washington5.3%
8Rhode Island5.6%
9New Jersey5.7%
10California5.8%
11Colorado5.9%
11Hawaii5.9%
13Arizona6.0%
14Indiana6.5%
15Nevada6.6%
16Michigan6.7%
17Idaho6.9%
17Illinois6.9%
19Iowa7.0%
19Pennsylvania7.0%
19Utah7.0%
22Oregon7.4%
23Ohio7.5%
24Texas7.6%
25Delaware7.7%
25Wisconsin7.7%
27Georgia7.9%
28North Dakota8.3%
29Kansas8.4%
29Kentucky8.4%
29Missouri8.4%
32Connecticut8.5%
33Florida8.6%
33North Carolina8.6%
35Maine9.1%
36Arkansas9.2%
36Tennessee9.2%
38Montana9.3%
38Oklahoma9.3%
40Nebraska9.5%
41New Mexico9.7%
42Alabama10.1%
43Louisiana10.2%
43South Dakota10.2%
45Mississippi10.5%
46New York10.9%
47Wyoming13.8%
48Alaska14.0%
49West Virginia18.8%
50Vermont19.6%