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New Hampshire is one of the pricier states in the country - a Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price index of 104.2 against the 100 national average, about 4% higher overall - which is exactly what the starting rent below is adjusted for, instead of a flat national default.
New Hampshire doesn't tax wages at all, only interest and dividends.
That makes it the 9th most expensive state in the country by this measure, out of 51 - worth knowing before assuming a national-average rent applies here.
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