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Credit Outlook for Allstate's Florida Unit is Negative, Reflects Deteriorated Surplus - Vimarsana News

Credit Outlook for Allstate's Florida Unit is Negative, Reflects Deteriorated Surplus

The AM Best financial rating firm's tepid outlook for Allstate's Florida subsidiaries, Castle Key Insurance Co. and Castle Key Indemnity Co., has raised

What To Do After The Storm - Who To Contact | Newsradio WFLA Orlando - Vimarsana News

What To Do After The Storm - Who To Contact | Newsradio WFLA Orlando

After a loss, the first call should be to your insurance company. Some companies can refer a licensed, experienced and reputable contractor. This will help expedite your claims process.

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What To Do After The Storm - Who To Contact - Vimarsana News

What To Do After The Storm - Who To Contact

After a loss, the first call should be to your insurance company. Some companies can refer a licensed, experienced and reputable contractor. This will help expedite your claims process.

Source: iheart.com
What To Do After The Storm - Who To Contact | Magic 107.7 - Vimarsana News

What To Do After The Storm - Who To Contact | Magic 107.7

After a loss, the first call should be to your insurance company. Some companies can refer a licensed, experienced and reputable contractor. This will help expedite your claims process.

Source: iheart.com
Can big insurers be forced to sell auto and home in Florida? - Vimarsana News

Can big insurers be forced to sell auto and home in Florida?

The question gets asked whenever insurance companies pull out of the Florida market: Why can't the state pass a law to require large insurers who want to sell auto insurance policies in the state to also sell a certain number of homeowners policies? Turns out the state enacted such a law in 2007 and has apparently forgotten about it since then.