10 States With the Highest Federal Marketplace Insurance Premiums

A recent HHS report has identified the states paying the highest average premiums for health insurance plans offered on the federal marketplace.

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The following are the 10 states with the highest average health insurance premiums before tax credits have been applied:

1. Wyoming — $536

2. Alaska — $507

3. New Jersey — $465

4. Maine — $443

5. Mississippi — $438

6. Wisconsin — $427

7. Indiana — $424

8. West Virginia — $415

9. Louisiana — $397

10. Delaware — 3$92

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