Average insurance costs

These are estimates, not quotes. Figures below are national ballparks for 2026 based on widely published industry averages. Your actual rate depends on your state, age, driving record, credit, coverage levels, and more. Use them as a rough benchmark — then see what real people pay.

Auto insurance

Coverage levelTypical monthly cost (US average)
State-minimum liability$50 – $90
Full coverage (100/300/100, $500 deductible)$150 – $210
Full coverage, young driver (under 25)$250 – $400+

Paying well above $200/month for full coverage with a clean record? The crowd would probably call that overpaying.

Homeowners insurance

Coverage levelTypical monthly cost (US average)
$200k dwelling coverage$100 – $140
$300k dwelling coverage$140 – $190
High-risk states (FL, TX, LA, CA)$200 – $400+

Coastal and wildfire-prone states run much higher. If you're inland and paying $250+/month, shop around.

Renters insurance

Coverage levelTypical monthly cost (US average)
$20k personal property$12 – $18
$30k personal property$15 – $25

The best deal in insurance. If you're paying more than $25/month, you're almost certainly overpaying.

Life insurance (term, healthy non-smoker)

PolicyTypical monthly cost (US average)
$250k, 20-year term, age 30$15 – $25
$500k, 20-year term, age 30$22 – $35
$500k, 20-year term, age 45$55 – $90
Whole life, $250k, age 30$200 – $350+

Term life is cheap when you're young and healthy — that's the whole point of buying early. Whole life costs roughly 10x more; make sure you know why you're buying it.

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