If you've opened your auto insurance renewal over the last few years and felt a little sticker shock, you're not alone.

Since 2021, drivers across Indiana and the country have experienced some of the largest auto insurance rate increases in decades. Many households saw premiums increase by 10%, 20%, or even more, despite having no accidents or tickets.

The good news? There are signs that the market is finally beginning to stabilize.

At Bragg Insurance Agency, we care about protecting our families, friends, and neighbors—especially our newest drivers hitting the road for the first time. If your teen is learning to drive or has recently received their license, there’s something you should know: rural roads can be deceptively dangerous.

If you are paying attention, you’ve likely noticed an increase in your insurance rates. This has many people asking why? In this blog post, I will give you some of the key factors contributing to the surge in insurance prices and hopefully give you some insights into the dynamics at play.

Windshield and glass breakage, it’s our most common claim here at Bragg Insurance Agency.   With all of the hazards and road construction that we have, it’s a wonder that we all don’t have broken windshields.

In the past, replacing the windshield wasn’t that big of a deal.  Just $200 or $300 would have easily covered the replacement of a broken windshield; Not any more.

Presently the minimum legal insurance coverage that you must have to drive a vehicle in Indiana is $25,000 for bodily injury per person, $50,000 for bodily injury per accident and $25,000 for property damage.