Wayne and Nancy Haller were in the “good hands” of Allstate for 42 years.
The Hallers insured a house, cars, a motorcycle and a boat. They were grateful to Allstate, too, after Hurricane Charley blew apart a pool screen and …
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Prepare to pay more for Florida Home Insurance
Seven major Florida property insurers are asking to increase home insurance rates – from 8 percent to 15 percent – within the next year despite several years without serious storms.
The insurers, who are among the top 25 largest home …
Mobile Homes, Mobile Market
As we enter the last half of the 2009 hurricane season, the state of Florida has a significant number of mobile homes/manufactured housing at risk. A U.S. Census Bureau report titled Structural and Occupancy Characteristics of Housing: 2000, notes that …
Lobbyists Earn Professional Designation
The 5th Annual FAPL Conference has come and gone but results of surveys showed that the topics, speakers, location, and the conference in general was a huge success and if you did not attend, be assured you were missed!
At …
Citizens Insurance premiums going up for most in South Florida
Most South Florida homeowners covered by the state-run insurance company will see a 10 percent increase in their premiums next year, but a lucky few could wind up with rate cuts.
Most homeowners in South Florida covered by the state-run …
Florida OKs Insurer’s Exit Plan
Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty on Friday approved State Farm’s exit from under a plan that would keep state-run Citizens Property Insurance from swelling.
McCarty approved the company’s plan to drop some 800,000 homeowners policies, with conditions.
“Our goal is …
