This report, prepared for the Financial Review magazine, analyzes the impact of car insurance brokers on consumers. Based on a dataset of 400 customers, the analysis reveals that brokers can significantly influence customer savings, with potential annual savings ranging from $198.81 to $261.68. The report examines the performance of individual brokers, customer satisfaction levels, and the factors affecting insurance premiums, such as car age, value, and license history. It also explores the impact of gender and location on customer satisfaction and provides insights into the proportion of customers who incur losses through brokers. The study highlights the performance of different brokers, with Broker 2 showing the highest savings. The report also addresses the accuracy of claims regarding premium savings over the last two years and the influence of gender on broker usage, concluding with recommendations for appropriate sample sizes for future surveys and a comprehensive overview of the findings.