Sentences with phrase «on average for»

For instance, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners found that, in 2007, Virginians paid just $ 661 on average for auto insurance — $ 134 less than what the average US driver paid ($ 795), and way less than what the average D.C. resident paid ($ 1,140).

In 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Californians paid $ 925 on average for HO - 3 polices.

In 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Kansans paid just $ 726 on average for this kind of policy — nearly $ 100 less than the US average of $ 822.

According to 2007 numbers put together by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Ohioans paid $ 628 on average for their auto insurance policies (more than $ 160 less than the average US premium of $ 795).

Connecticuters in 2007 paid $ 964 on average for their auto insurance — nearly $ 200 more than the US average.

Bridgeport Insurance for Auto, Health, Homeowners, and Renters Auto — In 2007, Connecticuters paid $ 964 on average for their auto insurance, ranking CT as the 10th most expensive state in the union for auto.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, as of 2007, Arizonans paid $ 634 on average for homeowners» insurance premiums.

Lakewood Insurance for Auto, Home, and Health Auto insurance — Coloradans paid $ 738 on average for their auto insurance in 2007, per the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

Homeowners — As of 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Connecticuters paid $ 929 on average for homeowners and $ 196 for renters insurance.

In 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Arizonans paid $ 634 on average for homeowners insurance and $ 200 for renters insurance.

After all, in 2007, the independent National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) found that Texas homeowners paid nearly $ 1,500 on average for their HO - 3 policies — ranking the Lone Star State as the second worst for homeowners rates in the country.

Coloradoans paid $ 738 on average for auto — $ 57 less than what the average US driver paid.

New Jersey drivers paid over $ 1,100 on average for their auto insurance back in 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

They paid $ 154 on average for their premiums, compared with the US average of $ 182.

Homeowners Insurance — Montanans spent $ 700 on average for their HO - 3 insurance policies back in 2007 — $ 122 less than what the average homeowner paid that year.

Homeowners insurance — Colorado homeowners paid $ 826 on average for homeowners insurance (HO - 3 policies) in 2007 according to the NAIC — just $ 4 more than what the average US homeowner paid.

Note that these numbers are based on the average for HO - 3 homeowners» policies, the most typical «all risk» policies for personal property.

Auto insurance is obviously different depending on the type of coverage you buy, but since the national average expenditure for car insurance is $ 795 a year and PA's average is $ 820, it can easily be inferred that Pennsylvanians are likely to pay a bit more on average for just about any type of coverage.

Californians pay around $ 925 on average for homeowners insurance.

Connecticuters in 2007 (according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners) paid $ 929 on average for HO - 3 homeowners policies — ranking CT as the 10th most expensive state for HO - 3 packages.

Mercury Other than GEICO and Allstate, Mercury also quoted below $ 1,200 a year on average for our sample driver.

In 2007, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners found that Cheesehead homeowners paid just $ 491 on average for their HO - 3 packages — nearly $ 370 less than what the average US homebuyer paid — ranking Wisconsin as the second cheapest state in the U.S. for these policies.

Atrocious Auto Rates — and What to Do About Them The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (an independent group) found in a 2007 survey that New Jersey drivers paid $ 1,104 on average for their auto insurance — that's the second highest rate in the country behind Washington D.C.. That's incredibly high.

According to 2007 numbers complied by the Nation Association of Insurance Commissioners, Southern Californians paid $ 800 on average for insurance — compared to $ 795 for the rest of the country.

According to 2007 statistics compiled by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Floridians spent $ 1,043 on average for auto coverage — nearly $ 250 more than the US average of $ 795.

Back in 2007, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners surveyed auto owners across the US and found that Washington drivers paid $ 841 on average for their coverage — nearly $ 50 more than what the average American driver paid.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners found that CA motorists paid $ 800 on average for their auto coverage — just slightly above what the average US motorist paid.

Clearly, liability is a huge problem — New Jersey drivers paid an astounding $ 730 on average for liability as well as $ 354 for collision and $ 143 for comprehensive.

Residents of Mandan pay 5 % more on average for their home insurance than the state mean.

According to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), in 2007, North Dakota drivers paid just $ 512 on average for their insurance — the lowest rate in the nation.

We also found that our sample drivers among the 1.5 million residents can find themselves paying $ 1,735 per year on average for the study's limits.

Homeowners and Health Insurance Considerations Homeowners Insurance - In 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Californians paid $ 925 on average for homeowners protection and $ 231 for renters insurance (ranking the Golden State third worst for renters, behind Louisiana and Mississippi).

Auto Insurance - Michigan drivers paid $ 928 on average for auto in 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

They paid $ 196 on average for their premiums — just $ 14 more than what the average US renter paid ($ 182).

Annual costs in the Grand Canyon state were found to be $ 1,306 or $ 109 monthly on average for our sample driver's full coverage.

People in that state were paying $ 2,700 on average for a year of car insurance coverage.

Residents of Beaverton pay 18 % less on average for their home insurance than the state mean.

Residents of Lee's Summit pay 7 % more on average for their home insurance than the state mean.

We then ranked each company from the cheapest to the most expensive based on their average for a yearly policy.

Residents of North Little Rock pay 27 % less on average for their home insurance than the state mean.

Located just under thirty miles from Shreveport, our example driver paid $ 1,797 on average for full coverage — about 27 % under the state average.

How much do people pay on average for car insurance in California?

Residents of Hopkinsville pay 2 % more on average for their home insurance than the state mean.

Residents of Bloomington pay 5 % less on average for their home insurance than the state mean.

The premium amount varies by 10 % on an average for each category.

A Look at Home and Auto... and Beyond Auto insurance — Tennessee drivers paid $ 649 on average for their auto policies in 2007 as compared to the US average of $ 795.

Homeowners insurance — The NAIC found that Texas homeowners paid $ 1,448 on average for their HO - 3 policies — more than $ 600 above the US average of $ 822.

Exploring Coral Springs Insurance Quotes for Home and Auto Homeowners — Floridian homeowners paid $ 1,534 on average for HO - 3 homeowners insurance policies in 2007, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC).

Despite the ever - present traffic snarls on SoCal freeways, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, in 2007, Californians paid just $ 800 on average for auto insurance.

Illinois Homeowners Insurance — a Lesson In the Land of Lincoln, back in 2007, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners found that homeowners who bought HO - 3 policies paid $ 700 on average for their coverage — $ 122 less than what the average US homeowner paid and less than half as much as what the average Florida homeowner paid that year.