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Editorial: Oregon should look at insurance and wildfire | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Oregon should look at insurance and wildfire | Opinion

The last resort when a homeowner can’t get insurance elsewhere is the Oregon FAIR Plan Association.

Local organizations see higher insurance premiums amidst declining market - Vimarsana News

Local organizations see higher insurance premiums amidst declining market

Local governments and organizations are facing higher insurance premiums as inflation disrupts Iowa’s insurance market, leading to some companies placing moratoriums on insuring new properties.

Live in Redding, Shasta County and lost your homeowners insurance? Here's what to do next. - Vimarsana News

Live in Redding, Shasta County and lost your homeowners insurance? Here's what to do next.

While it might be hard not to panic if you’ve lost coverage, experts have suggestions on what to do.

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Loss of homeowner fire insurance kindles debate over fairness - Vimarsana News

Loss of homeowner fire insurance kindles debate over fairness

HAZARDOUS RED—A California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection map shows areas of state responsibility that are prone to wildfire as determined by weather patterns, fuel loading, ground slope and other factors. CAL FIRE’s maps are intended to help with local planning, not insurance costs, but the insurance companies are believed to use the fire

California just lost two of its largest property insurers. Now what? - Vimarsana News

California just lost two of its largest property insurers. Now what?

State Farm and Allstate are the latest property insurers to limit new policies in California due in part to natural disaster risks, leaving many homebuyers wondering what to do. Local realtors share tips on how to find a policy.