Florida insurance costs set to rise due to failed insurers
Associated Press, March 6, 2022 The Florida Insurance Guaranty Association has approved a 1.3% assessment on the premium cost of all policies sold in Florida.
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Uncovering why Florida homeowners risk losing their insurance
Skyrocketing number of claims & crooked contractors blamed Vic Micolucci, I-Team reporter, anchor Jodi Mohrmann, Managing Editor of special projects Published: February 28, 2022, 5:10 PM
Insurance customers, do you like rate hikes? Then you’re going to love upcoming surcharges to pay for companies’ failures
Ron Hurtibise Sun-Sentinel For home insurance customers, the hits just keep coming. On top of a series of steep rate increases over the past few years,
Roofer ‘intimidates’ seniors into paying thousands more than jobs cost, group tells state, county
The roofer is unlicensed and has slapped liens worth thousands on clients who don’t pay. His lawyers have told the state the complaints are misguided.
Senate passes property insurance changes
By Jim Saunders Published March 4, 2022 9:14AM FloridaThe News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – With homeowners seeing hefty rate increases and losing policies, the Florida Senate approved a proposal Thursday
Rising cost of homeowners insurance in Florida
by Jim GrimesThursday, February 24th 2022 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — If it hasn’t happened already, your home’s most significant monthly expense could soon be your
FIGA approves $190M assessment on Florida homeowners
It follows a $168 million assessment approved in October. The Florida Insurance Guaranty Association on Monday approved a $190 million assessment that will be paid
As property insurance market crashes, where is the sense of urgency?
130x more lawsuits in Florida than anywhere else. Let’s start with the obvious; Florida’s property insurance market is broken. Despite reforms in 2019 and 2021,
Floridians running out of options for home insurance
Reporter: Michael Hudak Writer: Matthew Seaver Published:February 17, 2022 3:52 PM ESTUpdated:February 17, 2022 6:19 PM EST Five insurance companies are pulling out of Florida,
‘It’s criminal’: Florida homeowners struggle as insurance rates soar. Here’s why.
Catie WegmanTreasure Coast Newspapers Thomas and Eileen Schoenberg had to get a new homeowners insurance policy when purchasing their St. Lucie County condominium in December 2019.