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Average Car Insurance Rates as of August 2024 | Insurify

The monthly national average cost of liability-only car insurance held steady at $105 in July, but the full-coverage average increased slightly, landing at $196, according to Insurify data. By comparison, at the end of June, national averages were $105 for liability and $193 for full coverage. Liability-only

Top 10 States Most Vulnerable to Hail Damage in 2026 | Insurify

Hail isn’t often a headline-grabbing weather event, but it causes about $1.07 billion in property damage across the U.S. every year, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Hail-related property losses are likely to break some records in 2024 — as of July 1, the total

More Than 27 Million Americans Without Health Insurance, Reversing Record Lows | Insurify

More than 8% of the U.S. population didn’t have health insurance in the first three months of 2024, according to findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) quarterly National Health Interview Survey. That percentage equates to 27.1 million Americans and marks the first

Gen Z Grasps at the American Dream of Homeownership but Struggles With Nihilistic Spending | Insurify

Gen Z is coming of age in a high-inflation economy and in the midst of what many — so far, incorrectly — believe to be a recession. COVID-19 and its accompanying economic disruption marred at least part of Gen Z’s educational experience. In a recent Insurify poll, 23% of

Hurricane Debby’s Uninsured Losses Could Top $9.7 Billion, Report Shows | Insurify

Thousands of homeowners and businesses that suffered flood damage during Hurricane Debby in early August may be on their own to recover. A new report from climate risk analysis company First Street found that 78% of properties flooded in Debby are outside flood zones A or V. Borrowers with federally

Hurricane Beryl Already Increasing Insurance Costs for Texans | Insurify

Hurricane Beryl, the first hurricane to hit Texas this year, caused billions in insured losses, and the resulting claims are already driving rate increases across the state. The record-setting Category 5 hurricane swept through southeast Texas in early July, causing catastrophic flooding and severe wind damage. The Texas Windstorm

Progressive halts new home insurance policies in Texas and some Midwestern states | Insurify

Progressive will no longer sell new home insurance policies in Texas as of Aug. 13, according to a report from P&C Specialist. And Midwestern states like Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, and Wisconsin could be next on the underwriting chopping block, P&C Specialist reported. Progressive didn’t