"Rising Insurance Costs: Impact on Car and Homeowners Across the U.S."

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Car insurance premiums in the U.S. have surged, outpacing the rate of inflation and rising six times faster than consumer prices overall last year. Several factors are driving up the cost of car insurance, including the increased cost and complexity of vehicle repairs, a shortage of mechanics, and more vehicles being damaged by extreme weather due to climate change. Additionally, insurance companies are facing rising medical, legal, and operational costs. New York has the highest average annual premiums for full coverage, with motorists shelling out $3,374 per year.
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