No surprise here, BUT, this is a big but:

Car insurance rates: Our annual average rate is $1,553. In Florida, its $3,183, in Lousiana, $2,909, New York, $3,139. You could move to Maine and only pay $941. Source: Bankrate

Home insurance rates: Connecticut $1,244. Florida, $1,981. In tornado alley, Oklahoma, $3,659, The national average is $1,428 for a $250,000 dwelling. Source: Bankrate.

Flood insurance. Many Connecticut residents may be able to get by without flood insurance, but if you need it, we oddly have the second-highest rate in the nation at $1,469. This makes no sense, but.... source: Value Penguin.

I can't afford what's happening. Filling my oil tank just cost me $680 for 170 gallons. My electric bill was $170. In the winter, my electric cost were generally below $100. My previous bills were in the range of $76 to $82. The bill has basically doubled for the same amount of electricity.

My current bill show kWh usage of 230. Come this summer when my usage is the 600 to 700 kWh range, I'll be paying $500 to $600. Can't do that.

Looks like I'll living without air conditioning this summer, unless the temps are extreme.

Anyone who moves to this state is crazy. These costs are not sustainable.