States ranked by annual household spend on health insurance

The analysis, published March 27, broke down how much the average household spends on health, auto and home insurance. 

Here’s how the states stacked up on annual household spending on health insurance premiums: 

1. New Jersey: $2,762
2. New Hampshire: $2,731
3. Maryland: $2,699
4. Kansas: $2,585
5. Virginia: $2,580
6. Minnesota: $2,541
7. North Dakota: $2,504
8. Massachusetts: $2,488
9. Connecticut: $2,474
10. Wisconsin: $2,466
11. Vermont: $2,466
12. Illinois: $2,447
13. Maine: $2,422
14. Idaho: $2,341
15. Nebraska: $2,323
16. Indiana: $2,294
17. Utah: $2,265
18. Colorado: $2,260
19. South Dakota: $2,229
20. Montana: $2,204
21. North Carolina: $2,187
22. Iowa: $2,147
23. Rhode Island: $2,146
24. Wyoming: $2,143
25. Ohio: $2,140
26. Missouri: $2,113
27. Georgia: $2,106
28. Pennsylvania: $2,081
29. Arkansas: $1,983
30. Arizona: $1,979
31. Texas: $1,974
32. Nevada: $1,930
33. Michigan: $1,929
34. Delaware: $1,922
35. New York: $1,921
36. Oklahoma: $1,918
37. Washington: $1,898
38. South Carolina: $1,892
39. Louisiana: $1,872
40. Oregon: $1,871
41. Alabama: $1,856
42. Florida: $1,836
43. California: $1,831
44. Kentucky: $1,806
45. Hawaii: $1,737
46. Alaska: $1,735
47. Tennessee: $1,710
48. Mississippi: $1,705
49. West Virginia: $1,612
50. New Mexico: $1,459