Vermont, West Virginia, and Alaska ranked among the costliest states, according to a new report from WalletHub.

Minnesota is one of the states where its residents spend the least amount of their income on health insurance. Minnesotans spend on average 4.87% of their income on health insurance, ranking 47th, the study shows. The next states whose residents pay the least are Virginia at 4.85%, Maryland at 4.27% and New Hampshire at 4.02%.

The GOP's so-called "big beautiful bill" cut taxes in many ways, but didn't extend a tax break that lowered health insurance premiums for millions of people.

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.

The tax and spending legislation will bring in nearly $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid as well as a number of other changes such as work requirements.

Congressional Republicans' One Big Beautiful Bill could spike the number of Arizonans without health insurance, putting added pressure on providers.

Evernorth’s parent company, Cigna, headquartered in Bloomfield, Connecticut, is one of the largest health insurance organizations in the world. The global company offers a wide range of health benefits, including medical, mental health, dental, and vision in more than 30 countries.

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