Topics

Budget

An Introduction to the New Hampshire State Budget Process

About One in Four Flexible Federal Dollars Allocated to New Hampshire by the American Rescue Plan Act Remained Unobligated Six Months Before Deadline

Funding for Long-Term Services and Supports in New Hampshire

Budget

Revenue & Tax

New Hampshire Households with Higher Incomes Disproportionately Rely on Capital Gains and Business Income

The Top One Percent of 2021 Federal Income Tax Returns from New Hampshire Had Nearly One in Four Dollars of the Total Adjusted Gross Income from All Residents

Extending Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Would Lower Income Taxes for Granite Staters, Provide Largest Benefits to Highest-Income Residents

Revenue & Tax

Economy

About Half of Renters are Cost Burdened by Housing Expenses

New Hampshire Renters Were Cost-Burdened by Housing at Higher Rates than Homeowners in 2023

Insights into the Economic Wellbeing of Granite Staters and New Hampshire’s Demographics

Economy

Income & Poverty

New Hampshire Median Household Income Increased in 2023

Twelve Percent of Renter Households Lacked Access to a Vehicle in 2018-2022

One in Four Granite State Households Had Less Than $50,000 of Income in 2023

Income & Poverty

Education

New Hampshire’s Child Care Landscape

The State of Child Care in New Hampshire

Early Childhood Education and the Granite State Economy

Education

Health

Health Coverage in New Hampshire Remained Steady in 2023

About 7.4 Percent of New Hampshire Households are Food Insecure

Food Insecurity Continues to Increase Among Granite Staters Since 2021

Health