Combined Auto + Home Insurance Burden by State

You buy auto and homeowners insurance every year of homeownership. The combined annual premium varies by 4x across states, and the total in FL/LA/OK now exceeds 8% of median household income — competing with grocery and utility budgets.

Highest combined burden Florida $7,351/yr (auto + home) · 10.25% of income
Lowest combined burden Vermont $2,416/yr (auto + home) · 3.10% of income
States above 8% income share 5 where combined insurance exceeds 8% of median income

States ranked by combined annual insurance

#StateHomeownersAutoCombined Annual% of Income
1Florida$4,231$3,120$7,35110.25%
2Louisiana$3,600$3,012$6,61211.02%
3Oklahoma$4,334$2,220$6,55410.30%
4Texas$3,875$2,268$6,1438.05%
5Nebraska$4,148$1,692$5,8407.79%
6Kansas$3,931$1,788$5,7197.87%
7Colorado$3,349$2,280$5,6296.09%
8Kentucky$2,624$2,268$4,8927.84%
9Alabama$2,738$2,148$4,8867.88%
10Michigan$2,064$2,796$4,8606.83%
11Mississippi$2,756$2,088$4,8448.82%
12New York$1,844$2,724$4,5685.40%
13Georgia$2,330$2,232$4,5626.11%
14Arkansas$2,562$1,980$4,5427.73%
15Arizona$2,247$2,280$4,5275.89%
16Rhode Island$2,301$2,100$4,4015.10%
17Missouri$2,417$1,932$4,3496.31%
18Tennessee$2,423$1,896$4,3196.44%
19South Carolina$2,297$2,016$4,3136.45%
20South Dakota$2,734$1,500$4,2345.85%
21Connecticut$2,028$2,160$4,1884.47%
22Montana$2,341$1,824$4,1655.96%
23California$1,784$2,364$4,1484.31%
24Nevada$1,591$2,544$4,1355.47%
25New Mexico$2,047$1,932$3,9796.40%
26New Jersey$1,530$2,436$3,9663.92%
27Illinois$2,087$1,860$3,9474.83%
28Maryland$1,776$2,100$3,8763.81%
29North Dakota$2,329$1,452$3,7814.98%
30Minnesota$2,007$1,752$3,7594.29%
31Delaware$1,376$2,340$3,7164.48%
32North Carolina$2,074$1,620$3,6945.28%
33Massachusetts$1,955$1,680$3,6353.59%
34Wyoming$1,708$1,632$3,3404.46%
35West Virginia$1,494$1,836$3,3305.75%
36Indiana$1,648$1,680$3,3284.75%
37Iowa$1,843$1,476$3,3194.54%
38Pennsylvania$1,443$1,860$3,3034.34%
39Virginia$1,708$1,560$3,2683.59%
40Alaska$1,300$1,956$3,2563.64%
41Washington$1,417$1,764$3,1813.35%
42Ohio$1,516$1,596$3,1124.47%
43Oregon$1,327$1,716$3,0433.78%
44Wisconsin$1,502$1,452$2,9543.90%
45Utah$1,210$1,680$2,8903.15%
46Hawaii$1,270$1,572$2,8422.89%
47Idaho$1,360$1,476$2,8363.80%
48New Hampshire$1,270$1,464$2,7342.86%
49Maine$1,369$1,332$2,7013.76%
50Vermont$1,120$1,296$2,4163.10%

Method

  • Auto insurance = NAIC + Quadrant Information Services state full-coverage average for a representative driver profile.
  • Homeowners = NAIC HO-3 / HO-5 average. Excludes flood + earthquake (separate lines).
  • Bundled discounts typically run 5-15% off the combined sum. The page does not deduct bundle discounts; numbers are list rates.

Sources: NAIC, Quadrant Information Services, U.S. Census ACS.