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New Jersey car insurance rates and key takeaways
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Full coverage car insurance an average of $249 per month in New Jersey. The average cost of minimum coverage insurance is $137 per month.
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Example of how we calculate the rewards rates: When redeemed for travel through Ultimate Rewards, Chase Sapphire Preferred points are worth $0.0125 each. The card awards 2 points on travel and dining and 1 point on everything else. Therefore, we say the card has a 2.5% rewards rate on dining and travel (2 x $0.0125) and a 1.25% rewards rate on everything else (1 x $0.0125).
