Connecticut Income Limits

2022 Income Limits in Connecticut by county. Click on the map below to view Income Limits for a particular county.

Income Limits vary across Connecticut based on County as well as number people per houshold. The average Income Limit for a low income, 3-person family, in Connecticut is $81,066.

The highest average Income Limit for a low income, 3-person family, in the United States is $81,000 in District of Columbia. The lowest for a low income, 3-person family, is $20,667 in Puerto Rico.

View the Income Limits Overview for detailed information about Income Limits. Click on a specific county on the map or from the table below for detailed Income Limit information.

How does Connecticut compare?

The highest Income Limit for a low income, 3-person family, in Connecticut is $81,000 in Fairfield County. The lowest Income Limit for a low income, 3-person family, is $80,500 in Windham County.

Connecticut ($81,066) has a 35.7% higher Income Limit for low income, 3-person household, than the average of the US ($59,753).

Connecticut is rank 4th out of 56 States and territories. This means the Income Limits, or in other words, the is higher than 52 other States and territories. Connecticut is the 4th most expensive State or territory in terms of Income Limits.

Average Median Income for Connecticut