Rising home insurance premiums and increased policy cancellations in Indiana are impacting homeowners' ability to maintain coverage and affordability, says Fair Housing Center.

Florida saw a 9% drop in auto insurance premiums in 2025 but remains the second most expensive state. Rising repair costs and climate risks keep premiums high.

Indiana faces rising home insurance premiums leading to increased policy cancellations and nonrenewals, impacting homeowner financial stability and affordability.

U.S. pet insurance faces high claims ratios threatening sustainability. Industry shifts toward integrated pet wellness ecosystems and digital innovation to enhance value and mitigate risks.

Washington auto insurance rate increases are slowing, with projected 1.8% rise in 2025 after prior high jumps. Regulatory review ensures rates align with claims costs.

Autonomous vehicles are projected to reduce U.S. auto insurance costs while shifting liability toward product and cyber insurance, reshaping underwriting and market dynamics by 2040.

North Carolina announces a 5% average auto insurance rate hike effective October 2025 under a settlement with the Rate Bureau. Insights on market impact and regulatory context.

North Carolina homeowners face up to 15% base rate increases over two years following a negotiated settlement balancing insurer costs and consumer protection. Rates vary regionally and reflect recent hurricane impacts and market conditions.

New York faces significant health insurance premium hikes and coverage losses from proposed federal legislation eliminating enhanced tax credits and cutting healthcare funding.

The global supplemental health insurance market is forecasted to grow 5.8% by 2034, driven by aging populations and rising healthcare costs. Major U.S. insurers are expanding product offerings amid regulatory and market challenges.