American motorists are spending less on fuel than a year ago, but any savings are likely being gobbled up by soaring car insurance premiums. Although prices at the pump in December were nearly 2% lower than a year ago, auto insurance rates jumped 20% over the same period, Labor Department...
Car make and model Your rates are based in part on the claims your insurer has seen from other people who drive the same model as the car you’re insuring. Sports cars often have high insurance rates, for example, in part because insurers are more likely to pay out large claims from sp...
But less attention has been paid to the jump in price for a stiff expense that comes along with the vehicle: insurance. Car insurance rates have climbed 36% since January 2020, according to an ABC News analysis of consumer price data released by theBureau of Labor Statistics. Within the pas...
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Driving Record:One of the most significant factors influencing car insurance rates is the driver’s past driving record. If a driver has a history of accidents, traffic violations, or DUI convictions, insurance companies consider them to be a higher risk and may increase their premiums accordingly...
An imperfect driving record, a history of claims, and poor credit will lead to increased car insurance rates. But you can keep your premiums as low as possible by periodically comparing competing insurance companies, bundling multiple insurance policies
If you've noticed the cost of yourcar insurancepolicy has gone up, you're not alone. Inflation takes some of the blame, but your credit score may have a role as well. The national average cost for full-coverage car insurance has gone up to $2,543 per year,according to Bankrate. Th...
The #1 reason why you need car insurance is because, well, youhaveto have it. If you get busted without a car insurance policy, you could be looking at a big fat fine — or even jail time. In Georgia, for example, here are the penalties under state law for driving without car insur...
North Dakota is a nice, quiet place to live; most of the time, we’re not stressed out, honking our horns, flipping-off other drivers, or in some huge hurry. With that, you might be surprised to learn, that North Dakota's car insurance rates have increased 52%, according toinsurify...
The Trump administration’s tariff policies may raise auto insurance premiums for motorists, according to a new Insurify analysis, at a time when costs are already soaring.More NBC CT Responds Videos Slide 1 of 9 2:51 Now Playing Here's why Trump tariffs...