Average Salary in New Hampshire

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New Hampshire Salary Overview

The average annual salary in New Hampshire is $58,510, while the median salary sits at $50,940 per year. For a standard 40-hour work week, that translates to approximately $28.13/hour (average) or $24.49/hour (median). The minimum wage in New Hampshire is currently $7.25/hour, which equals about $15,080/year for a full-time worker.

New Hampshire's cost of living index is 112.6 (national average = 100), which means living in New Hampshire is above the national average. When evaluating a salary offer in New Hampshire, it's important to consider this cost of living alongside the raw numbers.

Salary Quick Facts - New Hampshire

Metric	Value
Average Annual Salary	$58,510
Median Annual Salary	$50,940
Average Hourly Rate	$28.13/hr
Minimum Wage	$7.25/hr
Cost of Living Index	112.6 (US avg = 100)
Average Monthly Salary	$4,876

Top Employers in New Hampshire

Major employers in New Hampshire include Dartmouth Health, BAE Systems, Liberty Mutual. These organizations represent some of the largest job providers in the state across healthcare, technology, education, and other key industries.

Major Cities in New Hampshire

The largest cities in New Hampshire by population are Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Derry, Dover. Salaries can vary significantly between metropolitan and rural areas, with urban centers typically offering higher wages but also higher costs of living.

How to Use This Calculator

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Want to see your actual take-home pay after taxes in New Hampshire? Use our New Hampshire Take-Home Pay Calculator to factor in federal and state income taxes, Social Security, and Medicare.