Car insurance rates have surged in recent years, but relief might be on the horizon Written By Written by Insurance Staff Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Kara McGinley is a staff Insurance Writer at WSJ | Buy ...

Car insurance prices are expected to increase an average of 7.5% in 2025. That's a significant slowdown from the past two years, when car insurance rates rose an average of 16.5% in 2024 and 12.0% in ...

Car insurance rates are rising again in 2025 and some states are worse off. The yearly cost for full-coverage auto insurance is expected to rise an average of 5% across the United States by the end of ...

Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara adopted an administrative law judge’s ruling Tuesday and granted State Farm General an emergency 17% hike in its homeowner rates. The commissioner’s decision ...

A North Carolina man was shocked to see his homeowner’s insurance go up 41% in just one year. While North Carolina homeowners insurance rates went up an average of 7.5% on June 1, that doesn't explain ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. One hallmark of the 1988 ballot measure that governs California’s auto and home insurance code allows the public ...

Homeowners in Western North Carolina are expected to see a lower-than-expected base homeowners' insurance rate increase of nearly 9% by 2026, North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey ...

A plan is being pursued to reduce self-injury insurance premiums for motorcycle insurance for delivery riders by 20–30% and ...

Alabama homeowners may face a 7% increase in home insurance rates in 2025, with average annual premiums reaching $5,831, according to Insurify, a digital insurance agent and insurance comparison ...

A high-risk driver might be ordered to file an SR-22 with their state Written By Written by Insurance Writer, Buy Side John is a staff writer at Buy Side. He specializes in translating complex ...

The cost of home insurance is rising all across the country as extreme weather events become more common and destructive, adding a heavy financial burden on the tired shoulders of American households.