Auto Insurance

Maine’s residents pay just $949 a year for full coverage car insurance, making it one of the cheapest states. Louisiana’s drivers face much steeper costs at $2,734 yearly – about 48% more than what most Americans pay. The numbers tell an interesting story. Maine leads the pack as the most affordable state, and Idaho comes […]

How much insurance do you really need for a used car? This becomes important since the average bodily injury liability claim hit $26,501 in 2023. Some states require minimum bodily injury liability coverage of just $15,000. This creates a huge financial risk for drivers who get into serious accidents. The true costs of accidents play

Seniors can get cheaper auto insurance rates once they hit 50-55 years old. Many insurance companies start giving special discounts to older drivers at this age. Drivers aged 50-80 pay about $1,644 yearly ($137 monthly) for car insurance, but these rates can drop by a lot through discounts that many seniors don’t know about. MoneyGeek’s

Customers can save 10% to 25% on their insurance premiums by bundling their auto and home insurance. The savings are substantial – a typical policyholder who pays $5,000 yearly could put up to $1,250 back in their pocket through bundling. A 20% discount over ten years could save you $5,000 just by combining these policies.

Most Americans pay too much for car insurance without knowing it. Forbes reports that full-coverage car insurance costs $2,150 a year on average nationwide. Rates can range anywhere from $1,412 to $3,233. These rates have jumped by nearly 50% over the last several years since 2020. People who switch their auto insurance providers often find

Car insurance rates have shot up 56% since January 2020, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Many drivers are now struggling to understand why their premiums keep rising so fast. The numbers tell a clear story. Most Americans saw their car insurance rates go up in the last year. The Insurance Information