State Farm plans to increase home insurance rates in Illinois by 27% due to rising replacement costs and severe weather events, adding to nationwide housing affordability concerns.

Illinois homeowners face a 27% rate hike from State Farm as the insurer cites unsustainable losses. The rate increase is expected to start on Aug. 15.

State Farm will soon hike insurance rates on Illinois homeowners by more than 27%. That is effectively adding $746 to the average policyholder's annual premium.

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Illinois homeowners are facing a sharp increase in insurance premiums soon, as State Farm implements a hike for both new and renewing homeowners’ policies across the state. According to State ...

State Farm has moved to raise its homeowners insurance premiums by 30% in California, a state far more in the news for weather catastrophes and insurance market turbulence.

Home insurance rates are increasing for State Farm Insurance customers in Illinois. Here's what to know.

State Farm plans insurance hike for Illinois homeowners starting this month State Farm revealed plans for a substantial rate hike due to what it said was an increase in catastrophic weather events.

State Farm is planning a major rate hike for Illinois homeowners insurance starting in August.