The rising cost of car insurance over the past few years has certainly been a hot topic for car owners, many of whom have been hit with higher premiums despite stellar driving records. For some ...

The average annual cost of an auto insurance policy is $2,304, or $192 per month, according to Experian data from January 2025. If you're paying more than that, you may be wondering how your car ...

In fact, from 2023 to 2024, Bankrate, a personal finance company, found the average cost of full coverage for car insurance was up 26%. Though, our part of the world fared better in comparison.

Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from December 2023 to December 2024 showed that the cost of motor vehicle insurance increased 11.3% nationwide, second only to the rising price of eggs. At the end ...

Auto insurers are playing catch-up. At inflation's peak in 2022, high vehicle repair and medical costs, along with natural disaster losses, resulted in auto insurers spending more in claims than ...

Car insurance rates are up nearly 55% and expected to go up another 7% this year. The KSL Investigators look into what's inflating prices and how you can still save money.

Ask Amy: Why did my insurance renewal go up after going from 3 to 2 cars? Amy Davis , Investigative Reporter Published: February 18, 2025 at 11:09 AM Updated: February 21, 2025 at 6:41 AM ...

Here’s why tariffs could push up your car insurance bill Even those not buying a vehicle will be insulated from auto tariff costs. They're going to send up the costs of parts and replacement ...

This comes off a 2024 average increase of 16.5%, so it’s pretty telling that car insurance pricing isn’t likely to go down, and these numbers help explain what the Redditor is seeing.

“Yeah, it went up,” Allen said of his latest auto insurance premium. The new required minimum coverages are $30,000 for a single injury or death, $60,000 for multiple injuries or deaths, and ...

It spreads the cost out among a big pool of people, even if you personally don’t get in a crash. And this is true even if you have the bare minimum insurance. Shannon Martin is an insurance expert at ...