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How much is homeowners insurance per year? See the latest U.S. average, how premiums nearly doubled since 2007, and what shapes your own rate.
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How much is homeowners insurance per year? See the latest U.S. average, how premiums nearly doubled since 2007, and what shapes your own rate.
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Explore the largest U.S. health insurance companies in 2025, including UnitedHealthcare, Kaiser Permanente, and Centene, ranked by revenue.
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U.S. illicit drug use statistics: About 69.8 million people used drugs in 2025. ConsumerShield Research team analyzes 2021–2025 trends, causes, and public health implications.
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A breakdown of surgery costs without insurance. Covers prices for major procedures like heart bypass, average cost ranges, and tips for managing medical bills.
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See the largest insurance companies in the U.S. ranked by 2024 total assets, from Berkshire Hathaway's $1.15 trillion to the rest of the top eight.
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Car insurance cost per month: The 2024 U.S. national average was $134. ConsumerShield Research team analyzes key rate factors, cost trends, and state data.
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8,150 daily U.S. deaths in 2023, down from a 2021 peak of 9,570. A 73-year analysis of mortality trends, covering the pandemic's impact and public health.
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The U.S. divorce rate was 2.3 per 1,000 people in 2024. This analysis covers trends from 2000-2024, common reasons for divorce, and legal implications.
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About 31% of U.S. marriages ended in divorce in 2024. This analysis covers 2000-2024 trends, key factors influencing stability, and legal support options.
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Domestic violence victim statistics: 71% of victims are female. ConsumerShield Research team explains gender disparity, victims' rights, and legal options for abuse.
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6 million active U.S. nurses in 2026, a number strained by retirements. An analysis of the nursing trend, its causes, and its impact on healthcare quality.
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U.S. diabetes deaths were 94,400 in 2024, compared to 68,400 in 1999. This 26-year analysis covers mortality trends, the recent spike, and prevention.
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