Texans pay 113% more on average than rest of U.S. for homeowners insurance. Here’s why
That’s 113% more than the national annual average of $1,820. And it’s a lot worse for those with poor credit,
How to keep your health insurance coverage as Medicaid ‘unwinds’ after the pandemic
More than 1 million Texans could lose Medicaid coverage due to the end of a pandemic-era public health emergency. Lar
State Farm won’t sell new California home insurance policies. What it means for all homeowners
Thousands of California homeowners struggle to find an insurer who will cover their homes. Here’s what’s behind that — and
Readers respond: Insurance legislation would help consumers
Sullivan who opposes changes to the insurance industry proposed by House bills 3242 and 3243, (“ Readers respond: Oregonians can’t
Ten states and scores of local governments sue FEMA over higher flood insurance rates
The states – from the Gulf Coast, the west and Midwest – along with dozens of municipalities are trying to
Insurance commissioner explains how to prepare for hurricane season
SWLA has come a long way, but too many of us are still rebuilding three years after back-to-back catastrophic storms.
Louisiana, nine other states file suit against FEMA over flood insurance
The lawsuit was announced at the headquarters of GNO Inc., an economic development entity that also leads the Coalition for
State Farm Abruptly Halts California Home Insurance Due to Profit Loss Over Fires, Floods
Wildfires and expensive rebuilding wiped out profits among California home insurers. State Farm isn’t the first insurer to retreat from
Insurance nightmare after car damage caught on camera
When a Brooklyn woman hit a roadblock getting her insurance claim after catching a store employee on video damaging her
37,000 Georgians could be left without insurance as state takes over Friday Health Plans
The policyholders now have until July 31 to find new health insurance or they’ll lose coverage. Yahoo! US; Politics; World;