insurance

Florida property owners who lacked flood insurance may not be protected from Milton water damage either.

A Florida program that provides backup coverage for property insurers could pay out ~ $4.6 billion because of hurricanes Milton and Helene.

Former state senator Jeff Brandes says a lack of legislative leadership is making it impossible to solve Florida’s ongoing property insurance crisis. Brandes, speaking on WMNF WaveMakers with Janet & Tom, said term limits mean...

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation website showed $835,853,221 in estimated insured losses.

As of Monday, 48,341 Hurricane Helene insurance claims had been filed in Florida, including 24,858 involving residential property.

The National Council on Compensation Insurance submitted a proposal that would lead to an overall 1 percent rate decrease in 2025.

Florida insurers reported they had received 15,326 claims as of Wednesday, including 9,416 involving residential property.

Many homeowners in inland areas drenched by Hurricane Debby could face cleaning up without flood insurance.

A National Bureau of Economic Research study estimates Florida had some of the sharpest home insurance premium increases nationwide last year.  John Morgan is the owner of the country’s largest personal injury firm. He has...

the parent company of Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance Co. said Tuesday it is looking to resume writing new coverage in Florida.

It would lead to an average 13.5 percent rate increase for the most common type of Citizens Property Insurance policy, multi-peril coverage.

Craig Fugate says financing and the availability of insurance will continue to be issues for some Floridians trying to rebuild after a storm.