5 States with the Cheapest Health Insurance

Below you can find the list of 5 States with the Cheapest Health Insurance . For a detailed coverage of this topic and a more comprehensive list, please see this article. 

5. West Virginia –

The 3rd lowest ranking medium wage – $32,640, average earnings – $51,679 and mean wage – $42,370 state is scoring number 49 at both wage indicators and has a $6,326 health insurance rate at 6.4% uninsured Americans.

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4. Michigan:

The health care cost is $6,318  with 5.4% uninsured rate, and a fair middle in the earnings sector – number 24 at median wage – $37,620 and average earnings – $58,132 and 23rd in the mean wage sector – $49,510.

3. Hawaii –

The most expensive state to live in with a 192.9 cost index is our bronze medal winner amongst the 10 States with the cheapest health insurance with a $6,236 insurance, 7.3% growth rate, and a 4.1% uninsured rate – second-lowest in our ranking.

2. Washington

Silver winner with a $5,951 insurance rate, 5.2% growth rate, and 6.4% uninsured population. Washington has a firm 5th position by earnings: average earnings – $74,016, median wage – $46,100, and a mean wage of $59,410. If you don’t mind the cold, the Boeing, Starbucks, and Microsoft HQs , Washington is your go-to state.

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1.District of Columbia:

The gold for the cheapest health insurance state goes to the capital city of the United States of America – Washington D.C., almost the perfect state to live in – lowest health care cost at a $5,815 low, highest salaries in the US –   $71,690 median wage, $87,920 mean wage and an average earning of $115,923 outperforming the predecessor by 151% and hitting second-lowest at the uninsured rate 3.2%. One single but, it is also the second “best” in the most expensive states to live in the ranking.

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