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More P/C Carriers With Less Surplus: Aon Ward Analysis - Vimarsana News

More P/C Carriers With Less Surplus: Aon Ward Analysis

As we continue into 2024, many property/casualty companies are primed to grow their businesses, but not all have adequate levels of surplus to support

More P/C Carriers With Less Surplus: Aon Ward Analysis - Vimarsana News

More P/C Carriers With Less Surplus: Aon Ward Analysis

As we head into 2024, many property/casualty companies are primed to grow their businesses, but not all have adequate levels of surplus to support premium

Could Maui fires make your insurance more expensive? - Vimarsana News

Could Maui fires make your insurance more expensive?

The options to shop around have become more limited and difficult to obtain, say those in the industry.

Biden's big jobs plan will actually hurt low-income and minority Americans' chances of owning a home - Vimarsana News

Biden's big jobs plan will actually hurt low-income and minority Americans' chances of owning a home

07:16 VIDEO: What North Korea's weapons are capable of and the meaning behind the country's military parades It baffles the mind, then, that as the economy continues to recover, the Biden administration's proposed American Jobs Plan would create new hurdles for minority and low-income first-time homebuyers. In an effort to pay for the plan, the government would raise the cost of private mortgage insurance, potentially squashing the dreams of millions of Americans. Advertisement Inequity in homeownership Minority and low-income families would be hit hardest by the new legislation because 40% ...

Eliminating the use of credit scores for auto insurance will lead to higher rates for all - Vimarsana News

Eliminating the use of credit scores for auto insurance will lead to higher rates for all

Marty Stauffer owns an insurance brokerage in Lynden, Washington, where he sells auto, home, and other insurance policies. When customers stop by Stauffer Insurance to chat these days, he asks them about their credit scores.