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Another homeowners' insurance carrier leaves California - Vimarsana News

Another homeowners' insurance carrier leaves California

The Hartford will no longer issue new homeowners' insurance policies in California starting in February, joining State Farm and Allstate.

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Another homeowners' insurance carrier leaves California - Vimarsana News

Another homeowners' insurance carrier leaves California

The Hartford will no longer issue new homeowners' insurance policies in California starting in February, joining State Farm and Allstate.

California Rep. Adam Schiff introduces bill to help stabilize home insurance market - Vimarsana News

California Rep. Adam Schiff introduces bill to help stabilize home insurance market

California Rep. Adam Schiff, D- Burbank, introduced new federal legislation on Wednesday aimed at stabilizing the insurance market after multiple companies announced their departure from various markets nationwide. The Incorporating National Support for Unprecedented Risks and Emergencies Act, also known as the INSURE Act, aims to solve the problem through federal reinsurance. The proposed act […]

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The Costs Of Climate Change Are Already Here: In Your Insurance Bill - Vimarsana News

The Costs Of Climate Change Are Already Here: In Your Insurance Bill

If you’re one of many people reeling at how quickly your insurance bills are rising, don’t just blame inflation—blame climate change.

Opinion: Surging repair costs why some policies not offered - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Surging repair costs why some policies not offered - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The Fed says insurers across the nation are facing a surge in cost of repairs. Some are quitting the state market. That's a sign of profound concern, not a power play.