Another COVID-19 Effect: More Expensive Car Insurance In Texas
According to notices filed by insurers with the Texas Department of Insurance, they intend to increase their prices throughout 2022, and many others have already started with an average of more than 20 percent statewide. For example, State Farm, the largest insurance company in the Lone Star State, told The Dallas Morning News that since the summer of 2020, the…
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