#CarInsuranceRates

Most people know that their age, gender, and driving record have an effect on car insurance prices.

Making a claim on your auto insurance could result in some steep rate increases.

Car insurance rates have steadily been on the climb for the past half decade, and yet customer satisfaction levels with insurance companies are at an all-time high.

According to a recent survey, one in three insurance applicants have lied in the hope of get cheaper auto insurance rates.

A single claim on your auto insurance policy can increase your rates by up to 67 percent depending on where you live.

Your credit score could play a significant role on how much you’re paying for auto insurance a new study has revealed.

Out in the United Kingdom, women’s insurance premiums could soar as high as 24-percent more than what they’re currently paying thanks to the EU’s Gender Directive that will be put into effect December 21st.

Have you ever wondered why women get cheaper auto insurance than men? Is it because of their safer driving habits? According to a new study out of England, it might be because they are lying when they apply for car insurance.

If you’ve ever wondered how much you’ll pay for auto insurance over a lifetime, we’ve got a number for you, and if you don’t want to get depressed, you may want to avert your eyes.

How’s this for a little added incentive? In the hopes of attracting more consumers, OnStar is teaming up with auto insurance companies to offer subscribers discounts on their car policies.

Count your blessings (and the extra cash in your wallet) if you’re planning on buying car insurance in the very near future. Start shopping around, because in the next few weeks, insurance rates are going to be the lowest they’ve been in more than two years.

Got a couple of speeding tickets under your belt? Then you’re not going to want to settle in Louisiana, which can now boast that it has the highest car insurance rates in the U.S.