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Last updated: August 23, 2026

Who we are

Dreamy Leads Research publishes original, data-driven consumer research on four of the largest household financial decisions: home and auto insurance, mortgages, debt relief, and residential solar. Our studies are built from public primary sources — state insurance regulators, the CFPB, the New York Fed, HUD, Freddie Mac, the U.S. Census Bureau, the EIA, and the CPUC among them — and are attributed to the organization rather than to individual bylines. The full sourcing rules are in our methodology and editorial standards.

Dreamy Leads Research is owned and operated by Healthlite, LLC, 15257 Amberly Dr, Ste 407, Tampa, FL 33647. More about the organization is on our about page.

Press contact and response time

All press, interview, and data requests go to dreamy@dreamyleads.com. Use the subject line “Press” for interview or comment requests and “Data” for table, CSV, or chart requests so they route correctly.

Data available on request

Every study below is backed by tables that go deeper than what is printed on the page. On request we can supply:

Requests for a custom analysis (a state or metro we have not published, a different driver or household profile) are welcome; we will tell you up front whether the source data supports it and how long it will take.

Citation terms

Our research is free to cite, quote, and reproduce in editorial coverage under two conditions:

  1. Attribute the finding to Dreamy Leads Research by name.
  2. Link to the study page the figure came from — use the exact URLs listed below. They are our advertising-free reference versions, kept for exactly this purpose: no forms, no sponsored links, just the data, its methodology and its sources.

You may reproduce our charts and tables unaltered with the same attribution. If you adapt the data into your own visual, please note the source as “Data: Dreamy Leads Research” with a link. Figures change when the underlying sources update — every study shows its Updated date, and we are happy to confirm a figure is current before you publish.

Studies available for citation

Each entry gives one quotable finding taken directly from the study, the date shown on the page, and the primary sources the study names. Browse the full set on the research hub.

Free tools you can link to

These interactive tools are free, require no sign-up, and carry no advertising. Journalists and educators are welcome to link to them directly or embed the state chart below.

Embed our state chart

Any state-level metric we publish can be embedded as a ranked bar chart on your own page, free, with attribution. Four metrics cover all 50 states and DC, taken from the NAIC 2022/2023 Auto Insurance Database Report — average auto insurance expenditure, combined average premium, vehicle thefts per 1,000 registered vehicles, and the 2019–2023 change in expenditure. The remaining metrics come from the financial data explorer. Copy-paste snippets and a live preview are on the explorer page under “Embed this chart”; the chart credits and links the study that carries the figure, and you can highlight any state with &highlight=FL.

Coverage

How we work

Before citing us, you may want to read how the research is produced and checked:

Corrections: if you believe a published figure is wrong, email dreamy@dreamyleads.com with the subject line “Correction” and the URL. We review every report and note material corrections on the study page.