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California
fromInsideHook
2 weeks ago

California Cracks Down on Luxury Car Registration Loopholes

High auto insurance rates and taxes drive some citizens to creatively handle vehicle registration, often leading to ethically dubious practices.
NYC real estate
fromBrownstoner
3 weeks ago

What Owners Need to Know About Their Apartment Insurance

Apartment building owners must address common issues like leaks and electrical problems to protect their property and insurance rates.
Real estate
fromBrownstoner
2 months ago

How to Keep Your Insurance Rate Steady in Uncertain Times

Brownstone Agency's three-year prepaid policy locks insurance rates for three years, preventing annual increases and eliminating yearly renewals or coverage gaps.
US politics
fromSun Sentinel
3 months ago

State orders Citizens Insurance to provide deeper rate cuts than requested

Florida regulators ordered Citizens Property Insurance to reduce its requested statewide average rate change from a 2.6% cut request to an 8.7% decrease, affecting many policyholders.
fromSun Sentinel
4 months ago

Most Citizens Insurance customers in South Florida could see rates fall by more than 11% in 2026

The company is recommending an average 2.6% statewide rate decrease for personal lines accounts beginning on June 1. Personal lines accounts include multi-peril and dwelling/fire coverage of owner-occupied single-family homes, condo units, and mobile homes. It also includes wind-only hurricane coverage. Across the state, a projected 463,096 policyholders would save an average premium savings of $359 compared to 2025. The company projects that 228,961 personal lines policyholders in South Florida's tricounty region would see rates decreased by more than 11%.
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Healthcare
fromThe Mercury News
8 months ago

Covered California health insurance will cost more in 2026. Here's what's behind the double-digit increase

Covered California faces its first double-digit rate increase since 2018 due to rising costs and the expiration of enhanced federal subsidies.
Healthcare
fromwww.mercurynews.com
8 months ago

Covered California health insurance will cost more in 2026. Here's what's behind the double-digit increase

Covered California announces its first double-digit rate increase since 2018, attributed to rising costs, expiring subsidies, and policy uncertainty.
California
fromThe Mercury News
9 months ago

Opinion: Insurance companies should sue Big Oil for climate change damage

State Farm has significantly raised insurance rates across California due to losses from wildfires.
California
fromwww.mercurynews.com
9 months ago

Opinion: Insurance companies should sue Big Oil for climate change damage

State Farm raised California insurance rates significantly to cover losses from wildfires, prompting calls for accountability from oil and gas companies.
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California
fromKqed
11 months ago

Challenges of Participating in CA's Budget Process | KQED

State Farm is raising insurance rates significantly for homeowners and renters in California.
The Menendez Brothers' sentences have been reduced, allowing potential parole.
Grassroots advocates are actively seeking funding in a challenging budget process.
San Francisco Giants
fromABC7 San Francisco
11 months ago

CA approves State Farm's emergency rate hike; increases as high as 38% start June 1

Californians face significant property insurance premium hikes from State Farm, effective June 1, with justification hearings delayed until October.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
11 months ago

State Farm wins first-ever emergency rate hike in California

State Farm can increase homeowner and renter insurance rates due to necessary fund stabilization as it faces over $7 billion in claims from fires.
SF parents
from24/7 Wall St.
11 months ago

Why Is My Car Insurance Quoting $360 to $480 When I'm Paying $200 with Allstate?

The Redditor expresses shock at being quoted new insurance prices that are nearly double their current rate, questioning if this is the new norm.
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