Auto insurance premiums are going up nationwide and Colorado’s rates are growing faster than those in many other states. Premiums in the state have shot up an average of 53% over the last decade and Colorado is expected to see the fourth-highest premiums in the country by 2033.
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Reporter Judith Kohler would like to talk to people who have experienced big increases in their auto insurance premiums and are feeling the strain on their budgets.
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