Devastating Storm Hits the Southeast Making landfall late Thursday night, Hurricane Helene unleashed its fury on Florida and extended its reach far inland to the Southeast and Appalachia. The storm’s torrential rains and fierce winds resulted in extensive flooding and property damage, marking one of the most severe weather events of the year. As the storm battered homes, it left behind a daunting trail of destruction, with early estimates suggesting up to $6 billion in private insurance losses. This catastrophic event has once again underscored the vulnerabilities within Florida’s already…
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Federal Inquiry into Florida’s Homeowners Insurance Crisis: Causes and Solutions
How bad is Florida’s homeowners insurance crisis? The federal government wants to know. Lawmakers dove into that question to gain a greater understanding and explore the growing insurance problems across the country. But amidst the challenges, there are actionable solutions for homeowners. Many are feeling the brunt of rising insurance premiums, so much so that people are shying away from buying a home in Florida after learning that there’s no escaping the insurance problems. Weather disasters are becoming more and more prevalent, even in previously safe areas like Tallahassee. However,…
Read MoreReport suggests Florida no fault auto insurance repeal would spike premiums
According to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, the average driver would have to pay over $200 more. A new analysis of the bill to repeal the Florida no fault auto insurance system has cautioned that drivers will have to pay considerably more money for coverage if it passes. If Governor DeSantis signs the bill, drivers will pay an average of $202 more, said the report. The report pointed to an analysis that showed that if the bill does pass, the no fault auto insurance repeal will cause the highest…
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