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MALVERN, PA — A recent study from the Insurance Research Council (IRC), an affiliate of The Institutes, has shed light on the increasing difficulties in securing approved rate filings for …
New Study Highlights Challenges in Personal Auto Insurance Rate Filings Read More MALVERN, PA — Louisiana has earned the distinction of being the least affordable state for personal auto insurance, as outlined in a recent report by the Insurance Research Council (IRC), …
Louisiana’s Auto Insurance Costs Rank Highest in the Nation Read More MALVERN, PA — A new brief from the Insurance Research Council (IRC) has revealed that Louisiana is the least affordable state in the U.S. for both personal auto and homeowners …
Louisiana Ranks as Least Affordable State for Personal Auto and Homeowners Insurance, IRC Reports Read More MALVERN, PA — The increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters, coupled with escalating home repair costs and other economic factors, are making homeowners insurance less affordable, according to a …
Rising Natural Disasters and Home Repair Costs Lead to Less Affordable Homeowners Insurance, Reports Insurance Research Council Read More MALVERN, PA — About one in seven U.S. drivers (14.0 percent) operated a private-passenger vehicle without liability insurance in 2022, according to an estimate contained in a new report released by …
14 Percent of U.S. Drivers Were Uninsured in 2022, IRC Estimates Read More