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New York Times Reports Millions Live Where Auto Insurance is UNAFFORDABLE

A recent article in the new York Times reported that millions of drivers live in areas where car insurance is unaffordable.

"The study defined “unaffordable” areas as those where the ratio of the average auto premium to household income exceeded 2 percent. Nationally, the average household spends about 2 percent of its annual income on auto insurance."

Millions Live Where Car Insurance Is Unaffordable, Study Say

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By ANN CARRNS JAN. 25, 2017

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"And close to half of the affected population identified by the study live in the tristate area of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut."

"Does the type of car I drive affect my insurance rates?

Yes, so you should take that into account when shopping for a car, Ms. Stanger said. Often, your insurance agent can provide an estimated quote for the make and model of car you want to buy before you purchase it."

New York Times asks Why do some insurers charge drivers for accidents they did not cause?

This morning's New York Times uncover statistics regarding rising insurance premiums and explains why drivers who do not cause accidents are sometimes charged.

Accident Not Your Fault? Your Insurance May Still Go Up, Report Says----New York Times 

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By ANN CARRNS FEB. 15, 2017

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 "The new study said that the average annual premium increase quoted drivers with a not-at-fault accident on their records ranged from $60 in Atlanta to more than $400 in Queens."

"Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the insurance group, cautioned that online rate quotes are merely a starting point. Insurers, she said, ultimately base auto policy rates on “much more information” than initially gathered through a quote requested via an insurer’s website."

" Why do some insurers charge drivers for accidents they did not cause?

Insurers say it often is not clear which driver is at fault. Ms. Worters said your insurer may incur costs, even if you are not at fault, as a result of “subrogation,” or the process of seeking payment from the other driver’s insurer. “Assigning fault in an accident is rarely a zero-sum process where one driver is 100 percent at fault whereas the other driver is zero percent at fault,” she said.

There is “a tendency to believe the other driver is always responsible as opposed to me, when the facts may indicate otherwise,” Mr. Snyder said."