Census ACS 5-year estimates · 2026

Vermont Income Statistics for 2026

The average income for households in Vermont is $107,852, which is 5% lower than the US average.

The median income for households in Vermont is $81,203, which is 1% higher than the US median.

Vermont has a population-weighted median household income of $83,560 and mean household income of $108,356 across 250 ZIP codes — 4.6% lower than the US average for median income.

Median household income (ZIP-weighted)

$83,560

US ZIP-weighted median: $87,610 · 4.6% lower than the US average

Mean household income (ZIP-weighted)

$108,356

US ZIP-weighted mean: $113,774 · 4.8% lower than the US average

Per capita income

$46,525

US per capita: $44,688 · 4.1% higher than the US average

Population & households

Population
645,490
Households
272,742
ZIP codes
250

By age of householder

Median household income by age in Vermont

Census ACS table B19049 · 2024 5-year estimates

Under 25
$48,429+7% vs US

Gray bar = US median ($45,332)

25 to 44Peak
$96,791+7% vs US

Gray bar = US median ($90,756)

45 to 64
$96,363-2% vs US

Gray bar = US median ($97,843)

65 and over
$58,664+1% vs US

Gray bar = US median ($58,390)

In Vermont, younger households (householder under 25) report a median income of $48,429. Income peaks for householders aged 25 to 44, at $96,791. Among householders 65 and over, the median falls to $58,664 — a common pattern as people transition from career earnings to retirement income.

Income distribution

How Vermont households are spread across income levels

Census ACS table B19001 · 273,416 households · 2024 5-year estimates

Less than $10,000
10,1264%
$10,000 to $14,999
8,7843%
$15,000 to $19,999
8,2573%
$20,000 to $24,999
9,8574%
$25,000 to $29,999
9,3393%
$30,000 to $34,999
8,8123%
$35,000 to $39,999
9,1543%
$40,000 to $44,999
8,9723%
$45,000 to $49,999
9,5894%
$50,000 to $59,999
18,3427%
$60,000 to $74,999
26,29810%
$75,000 to $99,999Largest
35,21313%
$100,000 to $124,999
30,30011%
$125,000 to $149,999
21,6448%
$150,000 to $199,999
28,49810%
$200,000 or more
30,23111%

Under $50k

30%

$50k–$99k

29%

$100k–$149k

19%

$150k+

22%

Vermont has 273,416 households spread across 16 income brackets. The largest share (13%) falls in the $75,000 to $99,999 range. Roughly 41% of households earn $100,000 or more per year. About 30% earn less than $50,000.

Richest Vermont ZIP codes

Richest ZIP codes are ranked by mean household income among ZCTAs with at least 500 residents. Census suppresses exact medians above $250,000; mean income avoids ties.

RankZIPCountyPopulationMean incomeMedian income
105251Bennington County1,674$231,212$151,163
205677Washington County2,290$214,802$157,139
305055Windsor County3,463$190,427$142,684
405445Chittenden County3,916$183,392$144,375
505486Grand Isle County1,500$177,663$126,513
605766Addison County508$175,347$112,917
705674Washington County1,585$174,518$86,905
805482Chittenden County7,969$168,867$115,963
905091Windsor County3,443$166,496$112,396
1005853Orleans County743$165,793$91,250

Hero statistics use official Census ACS state totals (tables B19013 and S1902). Figures in this section are population-weighted aggregates of ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA) estimates for browsing individual ZIP codes. Page URL: https://resource.skyrocketbpo.com/tools/market-research/us-income-demographics-by-zip-code/vermont

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