Consumers Say 2002 Home Cover Cost Up 13 Pct.
By Mark E. Ruquet
NU Online News Service, April 22, 2:39 p.m. EDT?A Consumer Federation of America survey has found homeowners insurance prices in the nation, on average, rose 13 percent last year, with some states experiencing what the group said were excessive increases.
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