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After State Farm declared in late May that it wouldn’t sell any new home insurance policies in California, people shopping around for new insurance had...

After California’s largest home insurance provider said it wouldn’t issue new policies, consumer and insurance industry groups have ideas for what they’d like to see California do. Here’s the debate

Allstate has received California’s blessing to raise homeowner insurance premiums 4%, but the state’s fifth largest home insurer said it has no plans to reverse its decision last fall to

It’s a retirement concern few of us want to face: At some point, 4 out of 5 older Americans will need help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, using the toilet or preparing meals. Paying for such long-term care presents retirees with difficult choices. Medicare coverage is very limited. Private long-term care insurance policies are complicated and expensive. Medicaid, which insures low-income people, pays for long-term care only when a patient’s assets have been almost complet...

After California’s largest home insurance provider said it wouldn’t issue new policies, consumer and insurance industry groups have ideas for what they’d like to see the state do do. Here’s the debat…

Seeing their own financial benefits, too, Washington and California are among the states creating programs to help older residents.

After California’s largest home insurance provider said it wouldn’t issue new policies, consumer and insurance industry groups have ideas for what they’d like to see the state do do. Here’s the debat…

After California’s largest home insurance provider said it wouldn’t issue new policies, consumer and insurance industry groups have ideas for what they’d like to see California do. Here’s the debate over four of those ideas. Story from @CalMatters.

The development will mean higher bills for the carrier's existing customers, and no relief for other homeowners in the state who are losing their coverage.

Wildfires and expensive rebuilding wiped out profits among California home insurers. State Farm isn’t the first insurer to retreat from the state, and may not be the last.