Auto insurance rates have surged because of high inflation and soaring vehicle repair costs in the car capital of the country ...

Several forces are driving the higher rates. They include sharply rising prices for new cars and auto parts, which is being driven by inflation and exacerbated by President Trump’s tariffs, as well as ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Customers of the state’s five largest auto insurers, which make up 78% of the market, are going to see their auto premiums drop by ...

Good news for drivers: State Farm will refund $5 billion to its car insurance customers, paying out an average of $100 per vehicle as part of the largest dividend in company history.

Home insurance rates may be going through the roof, but State Farm has some good news for its auto insurance customers.

State Farm Mutual will return $5 billion in cash to auto policyholders through a one-time dividend this summer. The payout follows recent rate redu ...

Your car insurance rates might go up because of an increase in claims in your area, inflation or supply chain issues. Car insurance rate hikes seem to be steadying for the first time in recent years.

The payout follows stronger-than-expected financial results in 2025, when the insurer collected more in premiums than it paid ...

A new study shows some drivers can expect higher rates when they renew this year, specifically 50% or more if they have a claim on their record.