Car insurance prices have almost doubled since 2020, and President Donald Trump's tariffs are expected to worsen affordability. As a result, many drivers are increasing their deductibles and lowering ...

Walt Handelsman’s cartoon of Commissioner Tim Temple’s insurance plan was spot on. It illustrates the GOP’s craven pandering to corporate interests ahead of citizens' needs. Temple insisting ...

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Car insurance rates are up 18.6% for the 12 months ended in July, according to Consumer Price Index data released Wednesday. That marked the third-largest jump in prices over the past year across ...

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Car insurance rates are expected to increase by 8.4% across the U.S. in 2023, the largest rate increase in six years, according to the report from research firm ValuePenguin.

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Car insurance rates are expected to increase by 8.4% across the U.S. in 2023, the largest rate increase in six years, according to a report from research firm ValuePenguin.

Data from price comparison website Confused.com, along with WTW, found drivers can now expect to pay an average of £757 a year for their car insurance. This is a £144 - 16% - less than a year ago.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- This story is about Nathaniel Epting and his car insurance. It started with a letter Epting opened. "I'm like great," he tells me, "I have to pay my car insurance. I looked ...

If you think the cost of a car has gotten expensive, wait until you go to insure it.. Auto insurance rates are up nearly 15% in some states over the past year, while nationwide premiums have risen ...

Walt Handelsman’s cartoon of Commissioner Tim Temple’s insurance plan was spot on. It illustrates the GOP’s craven pandering to corporate interests ahead of citizens' needs.