Guide 50 States

Bi-Weekly Mortgage Savings by State (2026)

Bi-weekly mortgage payments (26 half-payments = 13 monthly equivalents per year) save homeowners years of payments and thousands in interest. The savings are proportionally larger in states with higher home prices. This guide compares the impact across all 50 states.

Verified Data Ranked by Median Home Price Editorially Reviewed Updated
Key Takeaways
  • Hawaii ranks #1 with the highest median home price at $830,000.
  • West Virginia ranks last at $135,000 — the lowest among all states.
  • The leading 5 states are Hawaii, California, Massachusetts, Washington, Colorado.
  • All data is sourced from verified government databases and updated for 2026.

Top 3 States

1
Hawaii
Highest Median Home Price
Median Home Price $830,000
Property Tax 0.28%
Home Insurance $1,250
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2
California
Highest Median Home Price
Median Home Price $785,000
Property Tax 0.76%
Home Insurance $1,950
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3
Massachusetts
Highest Median Home Price
Median Home Price $580,000
Property Tax 1.23%
Home Insurance $1,750
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All 50 States Ranked

Highest to lowest by median home price

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1 Hawaii
$830,000
0.28%
$1,250
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2 California
$785,000
0.76%
$1,950
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3 Massachusetts
$580,000
1.23%
$1,750
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4 Washington
$560,000
1.03%
$1,420
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5 Colorado
$530,000
0.51%
$2,820
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6 Oregon
$480,000
0.97%
$1,200
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7 New Jersey
$470,000
2.49%
$1,360
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8 Utah
$470,000
0.63%
$1,200
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9 New Hampshire
$430,000
2.18%
$1,280
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10 Montana
$425,000
0.84%
$2,200
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11 Idaho
$420,000
0.69%
$1,380
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12 Nevada
$420,000
0.60%
$1,470
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13 New York
$420,000
1.72%
$1,640
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14 Rhode Island
$410,000
1.63%
$2,050
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15 Florida
$400,000
0.89%
$4,200
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16 Maryland
$395,000
1.09%
$1,650
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17 Arizona
$380,000
0.62%
$2,080
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18 Connecticut
$380,000
2.14%
$1,750
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19 Virginia
$380,000
0.82%
$1,550
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20 Vermont
$350,000
1.90%
$1,280
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21 Maine
$340,000
1.36%
$1,380
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22 Alaska
$330,000
1.19%
$1,350
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23 Delaware
$330,000
0.57%
$1,150
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24 Minnesota
$330,000
1.12%
$1,980
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25 Georgia
$320,000
0.92%
$2,050
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26 North Carolina
$315,000
0.84%
$2,180
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27 Tennessee
$310,000
0.71%
$2,240
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28 Texas
$310,000
1.80%
$3,600
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29 Wyoming
$310,000
0.61%
$1,450
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30 New Mexico
$285,000
0.80%
$1,780
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31 South Carolina
$280,000
0.57%
$2,650
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32 South Dakota
$270,000
1.31%
$2,800
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33 Pennsylvania
$265,000
1.58%
$1,380
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34 Wisconsin
$260,000
1.85%
$1,380
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35 Illinois
$255,000
2.27%
$1,780
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36 North Dakota
$250,000
0.98%
$2,050
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37 Nebraska
$240,000
1.73%
$3,050
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38 Michigan
$235,000
1.54%
$1,820
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39 Missouri
$235,000
0.97%
$2,200
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40 Indiana
$225,000
0.85%
$1,540
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41 Kansas
$215,000
1.41%
$2,900
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42 Alabama
$210,000
0.41%
$2,320
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43 Iowa
$205,000
1.57%
$2,020
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44 Ohio
$205,000
1.56%
$1,470
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45 Kentucky
$195,000
0.86%
$2,400
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46 Louisiana
$195,000
0.55%
$3,200
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47 Oklahoma
$195,000
0.90%
$3,300
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48 Arkansas
$185,000
0.62%
$2,600
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49 Mississippi
$165,000
0.81%
$2,510
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50 West Virginia
$135,000
0.58%
$1,450
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Methodology

How we collected and ranked the data

States are ranked by median home price (descending), since bi-weekly savings are proportional to loan amount. Higher-priced states see the largest absolute dollar savings. Property tax and insurance rates affect total housing costs but not the bi-weekly vs monthly savings directly. Data from Census Bureau, Freddie Mac, and Zillow.

Government data sources Updated annually Editorially reviewed

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can bi-weekly payments save on a mortgage?

Bi-weekly payments typically save 5-6 years on a 30-year mortgage and reduce total interest by 15-20%. On a $300,000 loan at 6.75%, that's roughly $50,000-$60,000 in interest savings.

Why does bi-weekly save money?

Paying every two weeks means 26 half-payments per year, which equals 13 full monthly payments — one extra payment annually. This additional principal reduction snowballs due to compound interest, cutting years off the loan.