Personal Income in Rhode Island

$70,300
Personal income per capita

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorRhode IslandUnited States
Personal income per capita ($)7030065423

National ranking

Rhode Island ranks #13 of 37 states by personal income per capita.

#1California$96,334
#2Massachusetts$89,600
#3New Jersey$83,600
#4New York$83,500
#5Washington$78,600
#6Texas$75,780
#7Virginia$75,600
#8Illinois$74,200
#9South Dakota$73,900
#10Delaware$70,900
#11Pennsylvania$70,600
#12New Hampshire$70,600
#13Rhode Island$70,300
#14Florida$65,900
#15Wisconsin$64,500
#16Georgia$62,400
#17North Carolina$62,200
#18Montana$62,000
#19Utah$61,500
#20Ohio$61,200
#21Nevada$61,100
#22Michigan$60,900
#23Maine$60,120
#24Tennessee$59,700
#25Missouri$59,600
#26Arizona$58,600
#27Indiana$58,500
#28Louisiana$56,000
#29Kentucky$54,000
#30New Mexico$53,900
#31Colorado400
#32Minnesota370
#33Oregon260
#34Oklahoma210
#35Vermont$22
#36Alaska$20
#37Wyoming$9

Overview

Rhode Island personal income per capita stands at $70,300, supported by well-paying jobs in healthcare, education, and financial services concentrated around Providence.

Did you know?

  • Rhode Island's per-capita personal income of $70,300 reflects its concentration of healthcare and finance jobs.

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