DALLAS (KDAF) — No doubt, we all know that habits can be costly, especially smoking.

According to a report from U.S. News, smoking costs the U.S. economy more than $890 billion just in the year 2020 alone. States lost more than $1,100 per person annually per person.

But how much do smokers in Texas pay for their habit? According to a new report from WalletHub the average smoker in Texas will cost them more than $2.6 million over their lifetime.

• Out-of-Pocket Cost per Smoker – $133,502 (Rank: 20^th)
• Financial-Opportunity Cost per Smoker – $1,786,814 (Rank: 20^th)
• Health-Care Cost per Smoker – $152,675 (Rank: 14^th)
• Income Loss per Smoker – $551,457 (Rank: 30^th)
• Other Costs per Smoker – $18,013 (Rank: 50^th)
• Total Cost Over Lifetime per Smoker: $2,642,461
• Total Cost per Year per Smoker: $55,051

Overall that was the 22nd lowest average cost in the nation. Here are the states where smokers spend the most on their habits:

1. Washington D.C.
2. Connecticut
3. New York
4. Massachusetts
5. Rhode Island
6. Maryland
7. Hawaii
8. Alaska
9. Minnesota
10. Washington

For the full report, visit WalletHub.