Colorado faces some of the highest auto and home insurance premiums in the U.S., driven by rising repair costs and state laws that encourage prolonged litigation. Key legal reforms could reduce costs but face opposition.

Significant hikes in health insurance premiums are expected to reduce coverage rates and increase uninsured patients, escalating demand on emergency care and stressing healthcare providers in Iowa and nationwide.

Homeowners insurance premiums are rising sharply, prompting increased use of higher deductibles as policyholders seek to manage costs amid growing natural disaster risks and limited insurer competition.

U.S. health insurance premiums have surged due to hospital price increases and market consolidation, impacting employer costs and prompting calls for regulatory oversight and transparency in nonprofit hospital executive compensation.

Rice University research shows employer health insurance premiums have increased 342% since 1999, driven by rising hospital prices and consolidation, without quality improvements.

Rising ACA marketplace premiums in 2026 threaten affordability for consumers and small businesses, highlighting legislative challenges and the debate over subsidy extensions.

U.S. health insurance premiums are expected to rise sharply in 2026 due to expiring ACA subsidies and rising medical costs. Learn strategies for managing increased premiums and reducing financial impact.

Explore how shrinking homeowners insurance coverage and increasing exclusions are creating junk insurance risks, affecting premiums, deductibles, and claims in the U.S. market.

The U.S. Senate will vote on competing health care proposals addressing the expiration of ACA COVID-era subsidies affecting 24M Americans, highlighting key policy differences on premium support and Medicaid funding.

The Senate faces critical votes on competing ACA subsidy plans as premium hikes threaten millions, with Republicans proposing HSAs and Democrats seeking to extend existing tax credits.