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U.S. Auto Insurers’ Strong Performance to Continue Through 2025: Fitch

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personal auto insurers are likely to continue through the end of 2024 and into 2025 due to material price increases and a moderation of claims severity trends “vastly” improving the segment’s profit footing, … More favorable mid-year 2024 results of U.S.

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Massachusetts to Hike Some Mandatory Auto Insurance Coverage Limits in 2025

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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey recently signed legislation increasing the minimum coverage limits of auto insurance for some mandatory coverages. These new limits will apply to policies issued or renewed on or after July 1, 2025: Bodily Injury Coverage increases from …

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Fiesta Auto Insurance Expands in Texas With Katy Location

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Fiesta Auto Insurance and Tax Services announced the signing of new a deal to open its latest location in Katy, Texas. The office will be located at 3939 N. Fry Road, Suite B. This new location will mark Fiesta’s 30th …

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Auto Insurance Shopping Elevated As Loss Costs Potentially Moderate

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As industrywide auto insurance loss costs appear to be moderating, consumers continue to shop policies at elevated rates, according to the latest quarterly Insurance Personal Lines and Perspectives report from TransUnion. The American consumer credit reporting agency found that the …

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J.D. Power: Auto Insurance Shopping Hits New High, Could Drop With Rate Adequacy

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The national auto insurance shopping and quoting rate reached a new high between April and June, but many insurers appear to have achieved or are approaching rate adequacy, “which should lead to less rate activity and perhaps less shopping in …

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Blacks and Hispanics Pay More for Auto Insurance. Study Tries to Answer Why.

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A new study examining potential unintentional bias in auto insurance finds that while Black and Hispanic drivers pay more than other drivers for coverage, they also have more claims and driving infractions. The study’s authors accept that higher losses and …

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Three Charged With Auto Insurance Fraud in Miami After False Injury Claims

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Florida authorities have charged a Miami-area nurse practitioner and two others with creating false medical reports and attempting to defraud an auto insurance carrier out of more than $47,000. Local news reports said that investigators with the state Department of …