Minnesota · Home Insurance
Minnesota Home Insurance
Replaces your dwelling, contents, and shields personal liability after a covered loss. Typical Minnesota premium is approximately $1,903/year.
Avg Premium
$1,903/yr
Risk Score
43/100
Consumer Protection
62/100
No-Fault
Yes
Coverage requirements in Minnesota
Minnesota requires minimum liability limits of 30/60/10 under its no-fault system. Most insurance experts recommend higher limits (100/300/100 or 250/500/250) to protect personal assets.
Coverage types
- Coverage A — Dwelling — Rebuild cost for the structure itself.
- Coverage B — Other Structures — Detached garage, fence, shed.
- Coverage C — Personal Property — Furniture, electronics, clothing.
- Coverage D — Loss of Use — Hotel and food while your home is unlivable.
- Coverage E — Personal Liability — If someone is injured on your property.
- Coverage F — Medical Payments — Small medical bills regardless of fault.
Top Minnesota savings opportunities
- Raise deductible
- Wind/hail mitigation
- Bundle with auto
- Security system discount
Common exclusions
- Flood
- Earthquake
- Sewer backup
- Mold (often)
- Wear and tear