Personal Lines

The state at the top of the list sees auto insurance rates that are 66% higher than the national average.

Auto insurers are spending more on claims and other costs than all the dollars that they collected in premiums in 2022, J.D. Power reports.

The U.S. home insurance premium is 35% higher today, on average, than it was two years ago, according to Policygenius.

While auto claims frequency in the United States has decreased over the last several years, claims severity has continued to climb.

More than 40% of policyholders think education level shouldn't be considered when setting personal auto rates.

The defendants involved in the alleged scheme said the records were irrelevant and privileged, as the criminal charges were dismissed.

Verisk reports that severe thunderstorms have accounted for more than 70% of insured losses in 2023 so far.

Today's transient homebuyers tend to be look for affordability, warm weather and high quality-of-life.