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California Set to Launch First Public Wildfire Model for Home Insurance
Model could help regulators and homeowners better understand rate increases.
2 min. read|September 24, 2025
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More Florida Homeowners Suing Over Denied Insurance Claims, Report Finds
Following tort reform, insurers are denying more claims, and more homeowners are taking legal action, Weiss Ratings says.
2 min. read|September 22, 2025
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Poor Credit Hits Homeowners Hard When Buying Home Insurance, Report Finds
Even average credit can make home insurance more expensive, study says.
2 min. read|August 20, 2025
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State Farm Faces Lawsuit Over Denied Hail and Wind Claims in Alabama
Damages range from $18,000 to $20,000 per claimant.
1 min. read|August 18, 2025
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Rate Decreases May Be on the Way for Some Florida Condo and Home Owners
State’s ninth-largest home insurer is seeking a rate decrease for some policyholders.
2 min. read|August 17, 2025
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Lemonade to Stop Selling Home Insurance in More Texas Counties as State Faces High Climate Risks
In a state marked by climate disasters, homeowners continue to lose coverage options.
2 min. read|July 29, 2025
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New Mexico’s FAIR Plan Gets $300K Coverage Boost
Home insurer of last resort will now cover homes valued at up to $750K.
2 min. read|July 29, 2025
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Florida Has Now Added More Home Insurers Than It Lost Since 2020
But the state’s climate challenges still leave Florida homeowners paying record-high premiums.
2 min. read|July 27, 2025
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Most Americans Don’t Trust Insurers Will Help Them When Something Goes Wrong, Study Finds
While most know they need home and car insurance, 24% have reduced coverage to save money.
2 min. read|July 27, 2025
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Already, U.S. Natural Disasters Drive Near-Record Global Insurance Losses in 2025
$84 billion losses signal bigger bills, fewer options for American property owners
2 min. read|July 27, 2025
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Illinois Homeowners Face Near-Record Insurance Rate Hike
State Farm rolls out 27% increase in July and August, prompting governor to call for legislative intercession.
2 min. read|July 22, 2025