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Economy. "A Rise in Risk": a New Rise in Insurance Rates Next Year

The profession, faced with more frequent and more costly claims to compensate, defends a logical movement.

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On Monday, Facts & Figures, a specialist in the sector, anticipates an increase of 5% to 6% in premiums for home multi-risk insurance (MHR) next year, when its competitor Addactis is counting on a range of around 7%, i.e. between 20 and 25 euros excluding taxes on the year per contract. The average increase is less marked for car insurance: between 3% and 4% for Facts & Figures and up to 4.5% for Addactis. However, it is comparable in amount - a…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Climate disasters are weighing more and more heavily on insurance, so rates are expected to rise even further in 2027, with home insurance among the most affected contracts. Reporting in La Réole, Gironde, where the latter continues to gravitate invoices.

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The profession, faced with more frequent and more costly claims to compensate, defends a logical movement.

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According to two studies published this Monday, home and car insurance will cost even more in 2027. Due in particular to more frequent and costly claims, their price is expected to rise faster than inflation, although it has gone up again. - Housing, car... Insurance prices will rise faster than inflation in 2027 (Conso and trends).

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The rates of insurance contracts are expected to rise next year at a rate higher than inflation, driven by the increase in claims and the increase in repair costs.

·France
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DEXYPTAGE - The increase in premiums will remain above inflation, but in car insurance it will be a little more moderate than in previous years, for several reasons.

·Paris, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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