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You’re not imagining it: Car insurance costs 22% more than it did last year

As of March, car insurance cost 22% more, on average, than it did just a year ago. And, largely because of those rising costs, people are increasingly shopping around to see if they can find a better deal, according to new data from JD Power. read more

Here’s a New Sign Car Insurance Prices Are Out of Control

Another (more surprising) effect of the surge in car insurance costs is a trend of drivers returning newly-purchased cars upon realizing that their monthly vehicle costs are too high when an expensive policy is factored in. In March, the rate of people ... read more

Car Insurance Skyrockets 50% Since 2021 - There Are 4 Reasons Why

The cost of car insurance is skyrocketing for Americans just as everything else is also going up, severely burdening Americans and fanning the flames of inflation. Car insurance premiums have gone up far more than consumer prices in March, read more

Buying a Car With Lots of Safety Features? Here's Why It May Not Lower Your Insurance Costs

Some of today's newer cars are loaded with safety features. Read on to see why that may not translate to lower auto insurance premiums. read more

Millions of homeowners don't have homeowners insurance due to high costs

An estimated 7.4% of all homeowners are uninsured throughout the country, leaving $1.6 trillion in assets unprotected, the report found. The high cost of homeowners insurance is causing homeowners to go without insurance. read more

Britain's insurers under pressure over spike in car insurance premiums

The rising cost of car insurance has triggered a barrage of complaints in the cost of living crisis, Britain's financial watchdog told lawmakers on Wednesday, as the sector insisted that prices remain at 2018 levels in real terms. read more

Here's What Happens to Your Auto Insurance When You Move to a New State

Whether you're able to keep your auto insurance after moving to a new state will depend on if your insurance company operates in the state you're moving to. If it doesn't, then you'll have to shop for insurance with providers who serve that state. read more