The average yearly premium for liability, collision and comprehensive for Indiana motorists is $ 618, which puts the state way down at 42nd on the list of the states with the most expensive rates.
In 2016,
the average yearly premium for a car owner in West Virginia was around $ 1,456, a bit higher than the national average, which was $ 1,347 at the time.
The average yearly premium for car insurance in the state of Tennessee was $ 1,145 in 2016, while the national average hovered around $ 1,347.
By now you probably know about the penalty for not having health insurance, which in 2016 is the higher of $ 695 or 2.5 % of your annual income (up to a maximum penalty of the national
average yearly premium for a bronze plan).
Below are
the average yearly premiums for eight car insurance companies offering plans in Salt Lake City.
Not exact matches
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,312, but Illinois homeowners pay a
yearly premium average of $ 987.
Maximum: Total
yearly premium for the national
average price of a Bronze plan sold through the Marketplace
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,132, but the
average yearly premium in New Hampshire is $ 905.
For the percentage, the maximum fee is equal to the total yearly premium for the national average price of a Bronze plan sold through Healthcare.
For the percentage, the maximum fee is equal to the total
yearly premium for the national average price of a Bronze plan sold through Healthcare.
for the national
average price of a Bronze plan sold through Healthcare.gov
The
average annual
premium for a homeowners insurance policy is about $ 952, compared to the $ 187
yearly cost
for renters insurance.
A percentage of your household income (2.5 % in both 2016 and 2017), with the maximum fee equalling the total
yearly premium for the national
average price of a Bronze plan sold through HealthCare.gov
2.5 % of household income (capped at the
yearly premium for the national
average price of a Bronze plan sold through the marketplace)
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,132, but the Kansas
yearly premium average is $ 1,431.
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,132, but Maryland homeowners pay only a
yearly premium average of $ 942.
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,132, but in Kentucky, the
average is only $ 1,023.
These figures illustrate the fact that
average yearly premiums in Montana are somewhat lower than the
average for the entire country.
Massachusetts auto insurance consistently ranks in the Top 10
for most expensive in the country,
averaging over $ 1,000 in
yearly premiums.
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,132, but the
average New Yorker pays a
yearly premium of $ 1,256.
The national
yearly premium average for homeowners insurance is $ 1,132, but Mississippi homeowners pay an
average yearly premium of $ 1,447.