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American Family has the cheapest full coverage insurance in 85% of cities across Wisconsin, including Milwaukee and Madison.
Erie is the most affordable option in most other cities, many of which are smaller or mid-sized towns and communities.
Brill, a community in Barron County, has the most expensive car insurance in Wisconsin at $228 per month for full coverage.
Kimberly, a small village outside of Appleton, has the cheapest rates at $136 per month.
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American Family has the cheapest full coverage insurance in 85% of cities across Wisconsin, including Milwaukee and Madison.
Erie is the most affordable option in most other cities, many of which are smaller or mid-sized towns and communities.
Brill, a community in Barron County, has the most expensive car insurance in Wisconsin at $228 per month for full coverage.
Kimberly, a small village outside of Appleton, has the cheapest rates at $136 per month.
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American Family has the cheapest full coverage insurance in 85% of cities across Wisconsin, including Milwaukee and Madison.
Erie is the most affordable option in most other cities, many of which are smaller or mid-sized towns and communities.
Brill, a community in Barron County, has the most expensive car insurance in Wisconsin at $228 per month for full coverage.
Kimberly, a small village outside of Appleton, has the cheapest rates at $136 per month.
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Stephanie Guinan is an Analyst for ValuePenguin/LendingTree. She specializes in simplifying complex insurance topics for consumers.
She’s also worked as an award-winning data journalist and content marketing writer. Stephanie’s work has been cited by Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Rolling Stone and more.
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