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When it comes to infrastructure, these are the worst states in the U.S. in 2021, CNBC says.

The U.S. hospitalization rate for people with confirmed cases has started to climb from record lows in June.

In addition to THC limits, some states are likely to adopt potency-related taxes.

While there is a connection to flood risk and Southern states, the five states with the most expensive flood policies are north of the Mason-Dixon Line.

According to Personal Capital, people in the top state on this list have an average of $523,568 saved for retirement.

On average, the cost of workers' comp per employee is around $78 a month nationwide.

A January 2021 survey revealed that 13% of the U.S. population is uninsured for health coverage — up from 11% in 2019.

Profitability varies by state, with Vermont seeing the highest average returns for the insurance sector, according to AdvisorSmith.