5 best & 5 worst states for group health insurance

United Benefit Advisors released their 2016 Health Plans Survey, naming the best and worst states for group health insurance.

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The survey includes responses from 11,000 employers. The best states, with the least expensive group health insurance, are:

1. Hawaii
2. Idaho
3. Utah
4. Arkansas
5. Mississippi

The worst states with the most expensive group health insurance are:

1. Alaska
2. Wyoming
3. New York
4. Vermont
5. New Jersey

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