Summary
The study found that people in Vermont spent the most on health insurance as a percentage of their income. The average Vermonter shelled out nearly 20% of their income on health insurance premiums. For comparison, residents of neighboring New Hampshire only spent an average of 4% of their income on insurance, according to the data.
Source: FOX 5 Atlanta
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