Homeowners Insurance Rates by State
To be fully covered against disaster, you’ll need plenty of added endorsements, increased coverage limits and potentially an extra flood insurance policy. These endorsements could significantly increase your annual premiums above the original “sticker price.”
While it may be tempting to cut corners to save some of those costs at the onset, the financial ramifications of not having adequate coverage when you need it could be severe. The trick of shopping for home insurance becomes finding the best coverage for your needs at the best price. You don’t want to overpay, but you also want to be protected, which might mean preparing to pay more than initially planned.
To help you plan your finances accordingly, we’ve created the following interactive map to use as a reference tool when doing your research. With it, you can view the average monthly and annual home insurance rates for each state, and also how they compare to the national average. For the most current rates in your area, check with your insurance agency locally or online.
