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As Peak Hurricane Season Begins, Many Homeowners Substitute Confidence for Preparedness
About 25% of homeowners in high-risk states believed themselves ready for this year's hurricanes despite having made no preparations.
See StudyInsurance May Cost College Students Up To $11,732 Per Year — Here's How to Save
Until now, you've been covered by your parents' insurance, and could count on it for peace of mind if something bad happens — but now you...
See StudyWhere Women Pay Less, But More Often: the Gender Gap in Surgery Costs
Women get much more surgery than men — 1.5 million more surgeries among the top 10 procedures for each gender. However, the average price...
See StudyAverage Cost of Flood Insurance 2020
We found that federally-backed NFIP flood insurance typically costs $708 per year. Find out what factors affect both NFIP and private flood... Read More
Average Cost of Car Insurance (2020)
We examined the average cost of car insurance by state to help drivers estimate how much they should be paying for coverage. After... Read More
The 10 Most Common Driving Fails
ValuePenguin found that almost all drivers, 90%, admitted to being guilty of dangerous driving behavior within the past year. And while... Read More
Average Credit Card Debt in America: March 2020
We break down statistics regarding average credit card debt in America, carving the data up geographically, by demographic, and analyzing... Read More
Average Cost of College in America
The average cost of college is $20,770 for public schools (in-state) and $46,950 for nonprofit private schools. We compared average college... Read More
Americans Commit 91 Financial Fails A Year
From not saving enough money (38 percent) to getting takeout instead of cooking (32 percent) or spending more than they should (29 percent... Read More