A recent report by the Consumer Federation of America has found disparities in homeowners insurance costs. Homeowners in predominantly Black and Hispanic communities are paying more for insurance compared to those in predominantly white communities. The analysis showed that homeowners in Hispanic communities paid significantly more, with an average increase of 30% in annual premiums.

This translates to around $950 more per year compared to homeowners in white communities. Further details on the report's findings are available from the Consumer Federation of America, which raises concerns about disparities in insurance costs for different communities.