As of 2013, retirees who file individual tax returns must pay taxes if they receive more than $25,000 in total pensions and other income plus one-half of Social Security benefits each year.
He drives a 2008 Honda Accord LX Sedan in good condition with only the standard options and 100,000 miles on the odometer. According to the Kelly Blue Book, Markâs car is worth about $7,500. If Mark only has a few thousand dollars in savings, he should probably buy collision coverage. But if his fund has $30,000, he should answer the three questions listed above. The quote generator reveals that Mark will have to pay about $480-$600 per year for collision coverage.
State-By-State Crash Statistics & Costs. The per-capita costs for each state vary from roughly $600-$1,200 compared to the nationwide average of $897.Smaller, less populated states may have lower overall costs, but they may also have fewer resources to draw on.ederal revenues account for 6%, while state and local municipalities pick up about 3%. Overall, those not directly involved in crashes pay for nearly three-quarters of all crash costs, primarily through insurance premiums, taxes and travel delay (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration).