Rachael Brennan is a seasoned car insurance reporter for U.S. News & World Report, where she has been on staff since 2025. With her licensure as a property and casualty agent and extensive experience in the insurance industry, Brennan is well-equipped to simplify complex insurance topics for consumers.
Brennan’s expertise spans writing car insurance articles, reviews, and ratings about major auto insurance companies. She also crafts educational content designed to empower consumers with a deeper understanding of their car insurance options and how to select the most suitable coverage for their needs.
Before joining U.S. News & World Report, Brennan served as a Senior Editor at Policygenius, where she wrote and edited content on various insurance products, including car, homeowners, life, and disability insurance. Her background also includes working with national insurance companies such as AIG, BlueCross BlueShield MA, HealthPass NY, and PURE Insurance.
Brennan holds a bachelor’s degree in Communications from Texas A&M University-Commerce, providing her with a solid foundation in effectively communicating complex information to diverse audiences.
Some of her recent work includes articles such as “Does Car Insurance Cover Rental Cars?” published on May 9, 2025.
