Study: Concord Has 2nd Cheapest Auto Insurance in NH

ValuePenguin, a consumer research firm, has been studying car insurance rates in the state and has determined that Concord has the second cheapest rates in New Hampshire.

The company took costs from more than 10 insurers, including the state’s five largest companies, and then compared the data from 35 cities and towns in the state.

Concord came in as “second most affordable,” with a cost of $865 annually, 9 percent lower than the state average, according to the study.

Keene was the cheapest city at $827.

Manchester came in as the most expensive for auto insurance at $1,140, or 20 percent higher than the state average.

Read the full study here at ValuePenguin.com.