New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute

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meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	What do New Hampshire's required state budget reductions mean for health services? A new NHFPI analysis examines how the Department of Health and Human Services implemented its required $25.5 million reduction during the first year of the … View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-07-23 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	🚨 Breaking News🚨 The median price for a single-family home in New Hampshire has hit an all-time high at $576,000. That means that Granite Staters now have to be making over $80/hour to afford the median home in the state. 🔗 Find out mo… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-06-22 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	💸 Property taxes in NH can vary A LOT. For a $500K home, you could pay about $1,300 or more than $18,000 a year. It all depends on where you live. Even neighboring towns can differ by $10,000+. Watch to see which NH towns & cities have t… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-05-30 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	📉 A decade ago, a typical NH family could cover the basics and still have money left over. Today? They’re falling short. As basic living expenses like housing, child care, food, and health care have surged, incomes haven’t kept up, leavin… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-05-29 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	Where you live in New Hampshire can dramatically change what you pay in property taxes. A $500,000 home could come with a tax bill ranging from about $1,300 to $18,000 per year, depending on the community. 🎙️ In the latest episode of New H… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-05-05 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	A $500,000 home in New Hampshire… could cost you $1,300 OR $18,000 a year in property taxes 😳 Same state. Totally different bill. Why? 🎙️ We break it down in our latest podcast, including what it means for your wallet. 🔗 Listen here: ww… View ad ↗	$100–199 2026-05-04 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	📍 Can you guess which town is the richest in New Hampshire? New data show that NH’s median household income rose to $99,032 but where you live in the state shapes your economic reality more than you might think. Watch our video to find o… View ad ↗	$200–299 2026-05-03 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	💸 Property taxes in NH can vary A LOT. For a $500K home, you could pay about $1,300 or more than $18,000 a year. It all depends on where you live. Even neighboring towns can differ by $10,000+. Watch to see which NH towns & cities have t… View ad ↗	$800–899 2026-04-13 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	📉 A decade ago, a typical NH family could cover the basics and still have money left over. Today? They’re falling short. As basic living expenses like housing, child care, food, and health care have surged, incomes haven’t kept up, leavin… View ad ↗	$800–899 2026-04-13 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	If you own a $500,000 home in New Hampshire, your property taxes could be about $1,300 or more than $18,000 a year. It all depends on where you live. New research from NHFPI shows that property tax bills vary widely across communities, eve… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-04-13 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	A new NHFPI analysis finds wide disparities in property tax bills across New Hampshire communities, with similar homes facing dramatically different property tax bills depending on location. For a $500,000 home, annual property tax bills c… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-04-13 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	Assuming that business tax cuts help companies to hire more is wishful thinking. Get the facts on Business Enterprise Tax Cuts in New Hampshire. View ad ↗	$1,000–1,499 2026-03-23 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	When businesses get a tax cut, Granite Staters pay the price. Learn more about how Business Enterprise Tax Cuts could impact your community. View ad ↗	$300–399 2026-03-23 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	The bottom line is that tax cuts for businesses would reduce funding for public goods that New Hampshire relies on daily. Learn more about what Business Enterprise Tax Cuts could cost your community. View ad ↗	$300–399 2026-03-23 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	New data from the U.S. Census Bureau show New Hampshire’s median household income rose 8% (inflation-adjusted) from $91,674 (2015-2019) to $99,031 (2020-2024). But where you live still makes a big difference. Most communities with median i… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-03-13 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	What would the proposed Business Enterprise Tax cut actually mean for you? 📉 About $26 million less each year for things like roads, public safety, and health services 💼 Most businesses: savings of just a few hundred dollars per year 🔗 … View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-03-03 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	🎵 Think fast…your Jeopardy moment starts now. How much has NH’s median single-family home price increased since 1999? (Click on the video to take a guess!) 🏠 📊 ⬆️ 💸 📉 🤯 Correct answer: 275%. NH’s median home hit $514,000 in 2024, … View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-03-03 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	Do you have $2000 in emergency savings? Many New Hampshire households don’t. NHFPI Research Director Phil Sletten explains that nearly 1 in 4 New Hampshire households lacked $2000 in savings - meaning a car repair, medical bill, or broke… View ad ↗	$300–399 2026-03-02 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	The New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute recently released a study examining the potential impacts of a proposed 0.05 percentage point reduction to the Business Enterprise Tax (BET). The analysis estimates the change would reduce state re… View ad ↗	$0–99 2026-03-02 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	Low poverty rate? Look closer. The poverty rate in rural New Hampshire is higher than the rest of the state. Learn more about poverty in New Hampshire. View ad ↗	$800–899 2026-02-11 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	Low poverty rate? Look closer. The poverty rate in rural New Hampshire is higher than the rest of the state. Learn more about poverty in New Hampshire. View ad ↗	$1,000–1,499 2026-02-09 · active
meta unknown 100% New Hampshire	Low poverty rate? Look closer. The poverty rate in rural New Hampshire is higher than the rest of the state. Learn more about poverty in New Hampshire. View ad ↗	$900–999 2026-02-09 · active