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Insurance fraud can cost U.S. consumers as much as $308.6 billion each year, according to a 2022 study by the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud.

Auto insurers are spending more on claims and other costs than all the dollars that they collected in premiums in 2022, J.D. Power reports.

A study from MoneyGeek found people living in ZIP codes with larger white populations often pay less for their car insurance.

The Motor Vehicle Insurance Fairness Act would prohibit certain underwriting and rating actions deemed discriminatory.

The rate increase following an accident varies depending on the location, driver's history and insurance company.

Insurers are looking for ways to become more efficient, and 95% expect to accelerate their digital transformation efforts.

Getting a driver's license was once viewed as a rite of passage. Now, more young people are putting it off.

Companies that leverage e-learning to upskill existing employees will have a cost advantage and a motivated workforce.