South Dakota Renters Insurance in South Dakota Renters insurance in South Dakota averages about $10 a month, roughly 28 percent below the national average and among the lowest figures in the country, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. South Dakota law does not require it, but Sioux Falls and Rapid…
South Carolina Renters Insurance in South Carolina Renters insurance in South Carolina averages about $16 a month, roughly 8 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. South Carolina law does not require it, but Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville leases almost always do. Hurricanes on the coast,…
Rhode Island Renters Insurance in Rhode Island Renters insurance in Rhode Island averages about $15 a month, roughly 6 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Rhode Island law does not require it, but Providence and Warwick leases almost always do. Coastal storm surge, river flooding…
Oklahoma Renters Insurance in Oklahoma Renters insurance in Oklahoma averages about $18 a month, roughly 27 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Oklahoma law does not require it, but Oklahoma City and Tulsa leases almost always do. Tornadoes like Moore in 2013, hail that shreds…
North Dakota Renters Insurance in North Dakota Renters insurance in North Dakota averages about $11 a month, roughly 27 percent below the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. North Dakota law does not require it, but Fargo and Bismarck leases usually do. Spring river flooding, blizzards and deep…
North Carolina Renters Insurance in North Carolina Renters insurance in North Carolina averages about $14 a month, roughly 1 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. North Carolina law does not require it, but Charlotte and Raleigh apartment leases nearly always do. Hurricanes on the coast,…
New Mexico Renters Insurance in New Mexico Renters insurance in New Mexico averages about $15 a month, roughly 2 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. New Mexico law does not require it, but Albuquerque and Santa Fe apartment leases nearly always do. Wildfires like South…
New Hampshire Renters Insurance in New Hampshire Renters insurance in New Hampshire averages about $13 a month, roughly 12 percent below the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. New Hampshire law does not require it, but Manchester, Nashua, and Portsmouth leases usually do. Ice storms that take the…
Nevada Renters Insurance in Nevada Renters insurance in Nevada averages about $14 a month, roughly 1 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Nevada law does not require it, but Las Vegas and Reno leases almost always do. Monsoon flash floods in the Las Vegas Valley,…
Nebraska Renters Insurance in Nebraska Renters insurance in Nebraska averages about $12 a month, roughly 16 percent below the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Nebraska law does not require it, but Omaha and Lincoln leases almost always do. Tornadoes, hail the size of a softball, and Omaha…
