Tag: hurricane impact on insurance

The $1,200 Club: States That Keep Your Home Insurance Premiums Low

Logan B.
Home Insurance Premiums

How Natural Disasters Are Reshaping Home Insurance Premiums in the U.S. The wrath of Mother Nature is becoming harder to ignore. From devastating hurricanes to relentless floods, natural disasters are not just becoming more frequent but also more severe. For homeowners across the United States, these escalating risks translate directly into rising home insurance premiums. These aren’t just abstract percentages; they’re real costs reshaping household budgets as many brace for the increasingly unpredictable. The Rising Cost of Safety: Home Insurance Premiums Skyrocket Hurricanes Helene and Milton didn’t just batter Florida’s…

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Florida’s Home Insurance Crisis Deepens Amid Revelations of Financial Practices

Tate Ellison
Florida’s Home Insurance Crisis

Lawmakers Begin Scrutiny of Insurance Industry Practices Florida’s property insurance market has been a focal point of concern for years, with homeowners facing skyrocketing premiums and limited options. However, new information has surfaced, shedding light on financial practices within the insurance industry that raise serious questions about transparency. A report from March 2022, commissioned by the state’s Office of Insurance Regulation, has now become central to this discussion. Though it was completed over a year ago, it wasn’t made public at the time. It was only obtained recently through a…

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Louisiana Homeowners Score Relief as Property Insurance Fees Drop Early

Angela Linders
Loiusiana Homeowners Property Insurance fee drop

Louisiana Insurance Relief: Ending the 1.36% Assessment Louisiana property insurance policyholders are poised to experience some financial relief this year as the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (Louisiana Citizens) implements significant changes to reduce costs. The most notable adjustment is the early termination of a 1.36% statewide assessment on residential and commercial property insurance policies. Originally scheduled to conclude in June 2026, the assessment will now end in April. This fee was introduced to pay off bonds associated with claims from hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Louisiana Citizens, the state-run insurer…

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