car insurance

A new study suggests that car ownership costs in Louisiana are among the highest in the nation. What are we spending our money on? Here's the breakdown.

If you've lived in Louisiana for a hot minute, you know how expensive car insurance is. So, it should come as no surprise that teens in the state also pay an exorbitant amount on auto premiums.

Louisiana's car insurance market has long been plagued by rising costs, and the situation only appears to be worsening. This unwelcome distinction as the most expensive state for car insurance has significant financial implications for residents.

Here's why some of us in Louisiana are paying more for car insurance.

State Senator Jay Luneau, a Democrat from Alexandria, wants to ensure rates are calculated fairly.

The cost of operating a car and owning a home in Louisiana will likely go higher as we move into 2021.

Motorists who have insurance with Progressive and Farm Bureau can now expect to pay less for their automotive insurance policies.

Deployed service members will not have to pay higher car insurance rates when they return home thanks to legislation signed in Baton Rouge yesterday.

A state House committee approved a bill on Tuesday that would lower car insurance in Louisiana.

The Senate Insurance Committee voted on insurance bills dealing with setting and increasing rates based on gender, credit score rating, and widowed or veteran status.

It's actually happening all across the country, but Louisiana will be hit especially hard.

When my son started driving, I almost had a heart attack when I saw what it was going to cost to add him to our insurance. If you have or have had kids who drive you know what I'm talking about.

Families across south Louisiana who depend on the oil field already know that when the price at the pump drops, so does the balance in their bank account. However, people in every walk of life will feel the effect of cheaper gas in a way they may never have expected nor even realize.

If you don't have automobile insurance and are driving in the state of Louisiana you could soon be facing the watchful eye of big brother.

A controversial program has seen a significant return on investment for the state of Louisiana.

Most of the money is slated to go to boost state trooper salaries.