# New Hampshire Insurance Department Reports Fiscal 2026 Fund Contribution

The New Hampshire Insurance Department (NHID) announced a significant **$189.2 million contribution** to the state's General Fund for Fiscal Year 2026, underscoring strong insurance market performance and effective regulatory oversight. This fiscal outcome reflects NHID's comprehensive efforts in consumer protection, enforcement actions, licensing growth, and enhanced healthcare cost transparency. These achievements support a competitive and stable insurance marketplace within New Hampshire, which has direct implications for procurement professionals and contractors engaged in insurance-related services and regulatory compliance.

- NHID's fiscal results highlight opportunities for vendors specializing in insurance market analytics, compliance solutions, and consumer services to engage with state regulatory initiatives.
- Procurement professionals should note the department's emphasis on data analytics and healthcare cost transparency, indicating potential demand for health economics expertise and technology solutions.
- The department's licensing growth and enforcement activities suggest ongoing needs for professional services in regulatory compliance, legal support, and consumer outreach.
- Organizations involved in state-level insurance procurement can leverage NHID's demonstrated commitment to financial stewardship and market stability when planning proposals or partnerships.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Professional Services
**Topics:** Regulatory Compliance
**Published:** September 27, 2026

### Government Entities
- New Hampshire Insurance Department (NHID)

### Key Quotes
> The $189.2 million collected during Fiscal Year 2026 reflects the strength of the states insurance marketplace and the Departments commitment to responsible stewardship on behalf of New Hampshire taxpayers.
> — Amy Duhaime, Chief Tax Officer

> The Departments Fiscal Year 2026 results reflect its commitment to responsible financial stewardship, effective regulation, and strong consumer protection.
> — D.J. Bettencourt, Insurance Commissioner

> The Data Analytics Divisions work gives policymakers a clearer and more complete picture of the factors driving healthcare costs in New Hampshire.
> — Jason Aziz, Ph.D., Director of Health Economics

### Sources
- [New Hampshire Insurance Department Announces $189.2 Million General Fund Contribution and Key Achievements for Fiscal Year 2026 | New Hampshire Insurance Department](https://www.insurance.nh.gov/news-and-media/new-hampshire-insurance-department-announces-1892-million-general-fund-contribution) - NH