Compare companies, cost and coverage if you’re considered a high-risk driver Written By Written by Insurance Staff Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Kara McGinley is a staff Insurance Writer at WSJ | Buy Side.

John McCormick is a former deputy editor at The Wall Street Journal and has been an editor and reporter at several other media outlets, including Digital Insurance and Financial Planning, where he ...

Car insurance isn't something that is nice to have. In most states, it's a requirement for drivers to obtain minimum liability coverage. And if you're financing your vehicle, specifically, the lender ...

According to Experian data, the average American driver pays roughly $2,328 per year for full coverage auto insurance in 2025. If you carry only the minimum coverage required by your state, that drops ...

CarInsurance.com's analysis highlights the sharp divide between the most and least expensive U.S. cities for car insurance.

Nonstandard car insurance is insurance for drivers who present a greater risk to insurers, making it more expensive than standard insurance. New drivers, those with poor driving history, a lapse in ...

Geico and Progressive are the top-rated companies for high-risk drivers in our analysis due to their below-average rates. Insurers might consider you a high-risk driver if you were at fault for an ...