Former President of the United States and current presidential candidate Donald J. Trump made an interesting promise on Twitter earlier this week: Lowering car insurance rates. That would be a major boon for American drivers,

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Insurance companies ultimately get to decide how much you need to pay for your policy. But there are three steps drivers can take to reduce their costs while still getting the cov

Pay-per-mile car insurance is similar to regular car insurance when it comes to coverage options. But instead of a fixed rate for a six- or 12-month policy term that you can pay in full or in installments, a PPM premium will vary each month depending on how much (or how little) you drive.

Car insurance keeps reaching eye-wattering prices across the U.S., but some states have it worse.  The average annual cost of full-coverage car insuranc

So, what's driving these costs, and what can you do to manage your premiums? I met with a local whose story may sound familiar and an insurance agent to help me get those answers for you.

Donald Trump has promised to cut auto insurance rates if he's elected. But how much control does a sitting president have on premiums?

The cost of paying for insurance coverage on a vehicle has soared since 2020, especially in Colorado, which is now one of the worst states in the country in terms of cost.

Auto insurance rates jumped by an average of 23% last year and this year they're up another 16% but could go higher before the end of the year.