Average Car, Home & Renters Insurance Cost in Georgia (2026)
These are estimated annual averages for Georgia, drawn from published rate studies. They describe a typical profile — not your policy, and not a price you have been offered.
Georgia at a glance
| Coverage | Estimated annual average | Rank of 51 | Assumes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car insurance (liability + comp & collision) | $3,248/yr | #47 of 51 | Full coverage: liability + comprehensive + collision |
| Car insurance (state-minimum liability only) | $1,070/yr | #45 of 51 | State-required minimum liability limits only |
| Home insurance | $2,323/yr | #25 of 51 | $300K dwelling · $300K liability · $1K deductible |
| Renters insurance | $213/yr | #49 of 51 | $30K personal property · $100K liability · $500 deductible |
Estimates derived from public rate data, NerdWallet, 2026 (powered by Quadrant Information Services). Not a quote — your rate will differ. (car insurance)
Estimates derived from public rate data, Insurance.com, 2026. Not a quote — your rate will differ. (home)
Estimates derived from public rate data, NerdWallet, 2026. Not a quote — your rate will differ. (renters)
Rank 1 is the lowest estimated average of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
How Georgia compares with the national average
- Full-coverage car insurance runs about 39% above the national average of $2,339.
- Home insurance runs about 9% below the national average of $2,543.
- Renters insurance runs about 41% above the national average of $151.
How Georgia compares with neighbouring states
| State | Car (full) | Home | Renters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia | $3,248 | $2,323 | $213 |
| Alabama | $2,199 | $3,633 | $203 |
| Florida | $3,731 | $7,136 | $152 |
| North Carolina | $1,780 | $3,124 | $159 |
| South Carolina | $2,570 | $2,974 | $148 |
Notes on these figures
- Renters figures assume $30K personal property · $100K liability · $500 deductible.
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