Author: G. Turner

Gloria has several articles published on industry trends based on an array of different subjects but specializes within the insurance industry. She has accomplished her top goals of becoming an accredited news journalist that addresses top issues in a way that entertains as well as educates.

Why a Florida Insurer’s IPO Is Turning Heads in a Risky Market

G. Turner
Florida Insurer American Integrity

Florida’s American Integrity Insurance Goes Public in $110M IPO It’s not every day a Florida property insurance company takes a leap into the public market. But on the New York Stock Exchange, Tampa-based American Integrity Insurance Group just made history. The company raised $110 million through its initial public offering (IPO), becoming Florida’s first insurer to go public in over five years. Why is this such a big deal? For one, the Florida property insurance market hasn’t had it easy. Remember the hurricanes of 2004 and 2005? Those storms created…

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Can We Fix California Home Insurance Gaps Without Pointing Fingers?

G. Turner
California Home Insurance Gaps

Home Insurance in California: Finding the Right Balance Wildfires don’t just burn homes; they upend lives, leaving emotional and financial scars. And for many Californians, the shock doesn’t end when the flames die down. It hits again when they realize their insurance isn’t enough to rebuild. Tough, right? Fixing the underinsurance problem is crucial, but here’s the thing—we’ve got to talk about the trade-offs. Because better coverage? It might mean higher premiums for homeowners. The Push for Smarter Coverage California’s leaders are trying to shake up how insurance works in…

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AAA Owned Insurance Companies Tied to Billing Errors, Unlicensed Adjusters, and Big Refunds

G. Turner
AAA Subsidiaries

AAA Subsidiaries in Hot Water Over $2.6 Million Refunds and Fines Have you ever wondered what happens when insurance companies don’t follow the rules? Well, that’s exactly what unfolded in North Carolina recently. Two insurance subsidiaries owned by the Auto Club Group (AAA)—Members Insurance Co. and Universal Insurance Co.—are making headlines for all the wrong reasons. These companies were hit with hefty fines and ordered to pay millions in refunds to policyholders after an investigation revealed numerous violations. But before we get to the fallout, did you know AAA didn’t…

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California Health Insurance Shield: Ricardo Lara’s Bold Stand

G. Turner
California Health Insurance Shield

California’s Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara Strengthens Health Coverage Protections Amid Federal Challenges California’s Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has taken firm action to fortify health insurance protections for residents in the face of federal policies that threaten access to equitable care. Through a formal notice issued to all health insurers in the state, Lara reaffirmed the California Department of Insurance’s commitment to safeguarding the rights of historically disadvantaged and vulnerable populations. California’s health laws, which uphold coverage for women, students, immigrants, communities of color, and LGBTQIA+ individuals, remain fully enforceable despite…

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Nick Cannon’s $10M Insurance: A New Spin on Family Planning

G. Turner
Body Part Insurance Policy

The body part insurance industry has recently gained a little more buzz after Nick Cannon insured his testicles for $10 million. The proud father of 12, and host of “The Masked Singer” has captivated the media once again. Although Cannon is famous for a variety of different roles, it seems that his recent insurance choices have thrust him into the limelight yet again. While some call it a publicity stunt and others see it as a shrewd financial move, the decision has everyone talking. “It started off like, ‘Yo, this…

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Why Driving in New Jersey Is Becoming Almost as Expensive as Parking in Manhattan

G. Turner
New Jersey drivers

New Jersey’s Rising Auto Insurance Costs: History, Challenges, and What’s Next Once upon a time—not too long ago—New Jersey’s auto insurance market teetered on the brink of collapse. Premiums were sky-high (we’re talking highest-in-the-nation levels), and insurers were practically running for the exits. Throw in rampant fraud, legal wrangling, and a Wild West claims environment, and you had a perfect storm. Back then, lawmakers stepped in with targeted reforms to bring order to chaos. Rates stabilized, insurers stayed put, and residents could finally afford coverage. But here we are again,…

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Uber’s Multifaceted Push for New York Insurance Reform

G. Turner
New York Insurance Reform

Uber Technologies has embarked on a six-figure advertising marathon in New York, targeting lawmakers to address the tangled mess of the state’s insurance markets. With the insolvency of the city’s largest taxi insurer looming as one of the key culprits, Uber’s campaign is both a strategic and high-stakes move. Here’s what you need to know about this complex dance between tech, transportation, and insurance reform. What’s Driving Uber’s Big Ad Spend? Rising insurance costs have become a thorn in the side of Uber and its drivers in New York, one…

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