Salary to Hourly Calculator — Vermont

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Vermont minimum wage: $13.67/hour | State avg: $28.37/hour

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Wages & Salary Data — Vermont 2026

Vermont's minimum wage is $13.67/hour (2026), indexed to inflation. Average annual salary is approximately $59,000. Vermont's income tax tops out at 8.75%. Vermont has a small job market dominated by healthcare, education, and government. Remote workers from Boston or NYC can effectively 'import' higher wages to Vermont's lower-cost environment. Tourism and outdoor recreation create seasonal employment.

Pay MetricVermont 2026
State Minimum Wage$13.67/hour
Minimum Wage (Annual, FT)$28,433/year
Approx. Average Annual Salary$59,000/year
Average Hourly Rate$28.37/hour
Average Biweekly Pay$2,269/paycheck
Average Monthly Pay$4,917/month
Standard Full-Time Hours2,080 hours/year (40 hrs/wk × 52)
Overtime Threshold40 hours/week (FLSA)

Common Salary Conversions

Annual SalaryHourly (40 hrs)MonthlyBiweeklyWeekly
$30,000$14.42$2,500$1,154$577
$40,000$19.23$3,333$1,538$769
$50,000$24.04$4,167$1,923$962
$60,000$28.85$5,000$2,308$1,154
$75,000$36.06$6,250$2,885$1,442
$100,000$48.08$8,333$3,846$1,923
$120,000$57.69$10,000$4,615$2,308
$150,000$72.12$12,500$5,769$2,885

Based on 40 hours/week, 52 weeks/year (2,080 hours). Gross figures before taxes.

Frequently Asked Questions — Salaries in Vermont

The average annual salary in Vermont is approximately $59,000/year, which equals $28.37/hour on a standard 40-hour workweek. This is a statewide average — wages vary significantly by industry, experience, education, and location within Vermont.

The minimum wage in Vermont is $13.67/hour as of 2026. Working full-time (2,080 hours/year), that equals $28,433/year gross before taxes. After federal income tax and FICA, take-home pay on minimum wage is approximately $23,315-$24,452/year depending on deductions.

Divide your annual salary by 2,080 (52 weeks × 40 hours) for a standard full-time position. Example: $60,000 ÷ 2,080 = $28.85/hour. For part-time or different schedules, multiply your weekly hours by 52 to get annual hours, then divide. The calculator above does this automatically and shows all pay periods.

$20/hour × 2,080 hours/year = $41,600/year gross before taxes. After federal taxes (assuming single filer, standard deduction) and FICA, take-home is approximately $33,000–$35,000/year, or about $2,750–$2,900/month. In Vermont, with typical expenses around $2,690/month, a $20/hour income is tight but livable, especially with a roommate or lower housing costs.

A living wage for a single adult in Vermont (covering housing, food, transportation, healthcare, and basic personal expenses without government assistance) is approximately $18-$25/hour depending on your specific city and circumstances. For a family of four with two earners, the target rises to $25-$35/hour per earner. See the budget calculator for a detailed breakdown of typical monthly expenses in Vermont.