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The Annual Costs of Smoking by State
The cost associated with smoking cigarettes doesn't end with the price of a pack. A new study looks deeper in all 50 states plus DC.
The true per-person monetary cost of smoking doesn't end with the price of a pack of cigarettes. A recent analysis by the personal finance web site Wallet Hub of the 50 states plus the District of Columbia calculated a range of potential monetary losses for individual smokers over the span of a year and of a lifetime. It turns out that smokers in Connecticut face the overall highest cost of tobacco use per person. Study metholology is available here.In the slides below offer a snapshot from the Wallet Hub report of the 5 states ranked highest and lowest per person/per year for: Total cost of smoking Financial opportunity lost Income loss Healthcare cost
