2023-09-22 07:45:57
It is not in 2024 that bills will drop. Auto and home insurance prices are expected to increase again next year, approximately as much as in 2023 or even slightly more, due to the increase in claims and inflation. While the sector committed to Bercy a year ago to moderate its prices, by not increasing them faster than inflation, this agreement will officially end in December.
Will insurers be able to make new commitments, as Bruno Le Maire recently asked in the columns of the specialist magazine Insurance Argus ? “The equation could be difficult to resolve next year,” estimates the insurance comparator Assurland in a press release. If price increases could be of the same order as in 2023, inflation should start to decline, according to economists’ forecasts.
Effects of climate change
The sector “pays for inflation and the effects of climate change,” Franck Le Vallois, general director of France Assureurs, told AFP, specifying that the subject of price changes does not fall under the federation but at each company. Adrien Couret, general manager of the Aéma group, indicated at the beginning of September that we would have to expect price increases which “will revolve around inflation”. Most insurers should reveal their prices by the end of the year.
In auto insurance, the Assurland comparator expects increases of between 3.5% and 4%, more than the 2.5% to 3% observed in 2023. Predictions similar to those of Facts & Figures, which expects +4%, after +2% to +3%, while the Addactis firm mentions an increase which could range from 4% to 5%. On home insurance, it is possible that the profession will seek to rebuild itself after a very difficult year in 2022 due to climate disasters which cost companies more than 10 billion euros.
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