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InsWeb Releases 2011 State Median Car Insurance Rate Report / Idaho Has Lowest Six-Month Median Rate at $436; Louisiana Highest at $1,111

SACRAMENTO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 03/01/11 -- InsWeb Corporation (NASDAQ: INSW) today released its 2011 State Median Car Insurance Rate Report. The report ranks all 50 states and Washington D.C. according to median household car insurance rate for a six-month policy.

To determine the rates, InsWeb uses a proprietary system that tracks the filed rates of the largest insurance carriers in each state as well as actual profiles of InsWeb customers.

The ten states with the lowest median rates are:

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           2011                                              2010
          Ranking      State       Six-month Median Rate   Ranking
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             1         Idaho                $436              1
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             2         Maine                $452              8
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             3        Vermont               $462              5
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             4     North Dakota             $490              16
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             5    North Carolina            $495              2
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             6       Minnesota              $515              17
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             7       Virginia               $521              13
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             8         Utah                 $531              12
          --------------------------------------------------------
             9         Ohio                 $540              9
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             10      Wisconsin              $546              14
          --------------------------------------------------------

The ten states with the highest median rates are:

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           2011                                              2010
          Ranking      State       Six-month Median Rate   Ranking
          --------------------------------------------------------
             51      Louisiana             $1,111             51
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             50      Maryland               $942              46
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             49    Rhode Island             $911              48
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             48       Nevada                $876              47
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             47       Arizona               $842              44
          --------------------------------------------------------
                    Washington
             46        D.C.                 $823              39
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             45      New York               $819              50
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             44     Connecticut             $814              49
          --------------------------------------------------------
             43     California              $809              43
          --------------------------------------------------------
             42       Georgia               $799              38
          --------------------------------------------------------

InsWeb also reported the current national median car insurance rate as well as the national median rates for specific demographic groups:

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        Demographic
            Group              2011 Median     2010 Median    Year-over-year
         (National)                Rate            Rate           Change
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         All Drivers               $675            $715           -5.6%
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             Men                   $697            $735           -5.2%
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            Women                  $647            $695           -6.9%
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  Age Group: 19 and younger       $1,435          $1,356          +5.8%
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     Age Group: 20 to 24           $925            $982           -5.8%
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     Age Group: 25 to 29           $700            $747           -6.3%
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     Age Group: 30 to 39           $658            $710           -7.3%
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     Age Group: 40 to 49           $646            $690           -6.4%
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     Age Group: 50 to 59           $599            $620           -3.4%
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     Age Group: 60 to 74           $611            $590           +3.6%
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   Age Group: 75 and older         $661            $633           +4.4%
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"Our State Median Rate Report gives readers a good sense of where drivers are paying the most for car insurance," said Brad Cooper, Senior Vice President of Operations at InsWeb. "But it's important to remember that just because a state has a high median rate does not necessarily mean that car insurance in that state is expensive for all residents. Factors such as vehicle make and model influence rates significantly. So in states where residents tend to drive more expensive vehicles, it's not uncommon to see higher insurance rates."

"InsWeb's Car Insurance Affordability Index, which we'll release again soon, takes a closer look at this phenomenon," he added.

To see the complete list of state median rate rankings and to learn more about how the rates are determined, please visit www.insweb.com/auto-insurance/state-rates.html.

To learn more about saving on car insurance and to compare car insurance quotes, visit InsWeb.com.

About InsWeb

InsWeb Corporation (NASDAQ: INSW) owns and operates a network of leading insurance marketplace and education websites. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Sacramento, California, InsWeb's primary properties include InsWeb.com, MedHealthInsurance.com, LocalInsuranceAgents.com, and AgentInsider.com. InsWeb has invented multiple e-commerce and online insurance distribution technologies and owns the following patents: 6,898,597; 7,107,325; 7,389,246; 7,640,176 and 7,707,505.

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Media Contact:
Jonathon D. Tudor
InsWeb Corporation
(916) 853-3386
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© 2011 Marketwired
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