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Personal auto insurance companies increased their rates by an average of 2.1% countrywide in 2014, according to California-based insurance consulting firm Perr & Knightâs RateWatch reports.
The three states with the highest overall increases were:
Michigan: 5.2%
Georgia: 4.7%
Rhode Island: 4.2%
Homeowners insurers increased their rates by an average of 3.5% countrywide in 2014.
The states with the highest overall rate increases were:
Kansas: 8.5%
Texas: 7.8%
Montana: 7.7%Read More »RateWatch: in 2014 Personal Auto Rates Rose 2.1%, Homeowners 3.5%