Mapped: Where Americans Pay the Most (and Least) for Health Insurance

Key Takeaways:

• Vermont tops the list, with insurance costing 19.6% of income.
• Rural and Southern states face the highest cost burdens.
• New Hampshire is lowest, at just 4% of income.

Methodology:

WalletHub analyzed the premiums of a silver health insurance plan across all 50 states. It adjusted the figures based on each state’s median monthly income, then ranked the states accordingly.