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A January 2021 survey revealed that 13% of the U.S. population is uninsured for health coverage — up from 11% in 2019.

As Mississippi homeowners know, a low cost of living does not always equate to low insurance premiums.

WalletHub scored these 12 states the lowest across work condition and living environment metrics.

The ranking for 2021 was based on eight metrics, including insurance costs and the number of uninsured drivers.

While large swaths of homeowners in some states will experience gains, 23% of all policies will see rates drop.

No group is better-suited to fuse science, economics and political muscle to devise lasting solutions to the climate crisis than the insurance industry.

Profitability varies by state, with Vermont seeing the highest average returns for the insurance sector, according to AdvisorSmith.

The APCIA has taken legal action against Washington state, and the NAMIC may not be far behind.