Home insurance rates have skyrocketed nearly 70% in the past five years. For single-family households with a mortgage, premiums are averaging around $2,370 per year. 😱 Get 9 tips to save money on your policy:


 


The post cites accurate data from ICE Mortgage Technology showing U.S. home insurance premiums for mortgaged single-family homes rose nearly 70% since 2020 to an average of $2,370 annually, driven by inflation, reinsurance costs, and frequent natural disasters.

As an insurance comparison site, The Zebra promotes cost-saving strategies via a linked CNBC article, including bundling auto and home policies for up to 40% discounts and raising deductibles to cut rates by about 25%.

Recent trends indicate uneven impacts, with premiums surging over 20% in wildfire-hit areas like Los Angeles in 2024, underscoring the benefits of annual quote comparisons across providers to potentially save hundreds yearly.

 

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