Seasonality in Auto Insurance Prices

The Witchita Business Journal reported on January 30, 2014 that there was a national variance of 7.5%.  That is, on average, there was a 7.5% between the most expensive months to buy car insurance and the cheapest.  

In Kansas the variance was only 5.8%, the 5th lowest in the country.  Hawaii was the highest at over 47% and Wyoming was over 39%.  There were no figures reported for Illinois, Indiana, Texas, California, Nevada or Arizona.

You can read the entire artile here: http://www.bizjournals.com/wichita/news/2014/01/30/buying-auto-insurance-might-be-cheaper.html

The story underscored the importance of comparision shopping through an independent agent who works with several insurance companies.

Google By Chris Albu