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New Law Drives Auto Insurance Costs Up In New York

You might be surprised to know that according to moneygeek.com, New Jersey drivers don't pay the most expensive premiums in the country. That honor goes to Michigan, with an average annual premium of $4003.

We all know that living in New Jersey is expensive, but did you know that you are paying the highest Annual Auto Insurance Rates in the United States?

New Jersey groups that have been pushing for passage of legislation that would prohibit auto insurers from using education, occupation, or credit score when setting one's auto insurance rate are now asking the state to just make the move on its own.

Advocates for a new law suggest non-driving factors such as education and occupation should not be part of the rate-setting process.

Auto insurance coverage is mandatory in nearly every state, but in many spots, the rate of uninsured drivers is more than 20%.

The Bankrate.com survey found Iowa was the best state to own a car; California the worst.

In New Jersey, a recent study revealed that your credit score can greatly affect how much you may pay to be insured on the road.

Q. My son is about to get his driving permit. He’s 16. What tips do you have for getting less expensive car insurance without losing decent coverage?

Auto insurance is meant to soften the financial blow of accidents and other vehicle mishaps, but according to a new study, these policies come with their own set of atrocious fees for anyone who hopes to actually use the insurance they've been paying for.