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Insurance experts say Florida Governor's plan to reduce insurance premiums will have minimal impact - Vimarsana News

Insurance experts say Florida Governor's plan to reduce insurance premiums will have minimal impact

Governor Ron DeSantis’ proposed budget includes $430 million in tax cuts that aim to lower insurance premiums for homeowners, but the actual savings homeowners might see from the proposal are likely to be minimal.

Source: yahoo.com
Next steps if Nationwide notifies you of nonrenewal of Fla. homeowners insurance - Vimarsana News

Next steps if Nationwide notifies you of nonrenewal of Fla. homeowners insurance

Nationwide has joined a list of companies that are ending some homeowner insurance policies in Florida.

Citizens Insurance being probed by U.S. Senate - Vimarsana News

Citizens Insurance being probed by U.S. Senate

Concerns over what the next major storm, or storms, could bring to Florida has a U.S. Senate panel probing Florida’s top home insurer, Citizens Insurance.

Source: wtsp.com
Despite governor's proposed budget, expert sees little relief on the horizon for rising insurance costs in Florida - Vimarsana News

Despite governor's proposed budget, expert sees little relief on the horizon for rising insurance costs in Florida

An expert on Florida insurance said he still expects homeowners to pay more in property taxes in 2024 despite Gov. Ron DeSantis proposing ways to lower costs.

Source: wpbf.com
US Senate committee investigating Citizens Insurance over inability to cover losses - Vimarsana News

US Senate committee investigating Citizens Insurance over inability to cover losses

Citizens Insurance, the governor, and other state leaders received a letter informing them that a Senate budget committee is looking into the state-run company.

Source: nbc-2.com