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Insurance news that affects your coverage
The Florida and national property & casualty market moves fast. Here are the headlines we're watching, and what they mean for the policies you carry.
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Every story we have covered, newest first.
- US home insurers turned a profit in 2025, the first since 2019
- Florida orders an unlicensed insurer to stop selling coverage
- No Atlantic hurricanes yet. The season runs to Nov 30.
- Record El Niño forming: quiet tropics, stormy winter
- $5.8M Miami HOA fraud: ask about your association's bond
- Texas renters: a weather claim shouldn't raise your rate
- Nuclear verdicts jumped 41%. Check your liability limits.
- Florida home and flood insurer Orion180 files for $340M IPO
- Home insurance up 47% nationwide. Florida missed the top 10.
- A new Florida home insurer just opened for new business
- Florida opens highway shoulders when you evacuate. Know the rules.
- Buying a coastal rental in South Florida? Budget the insurance
- A car is stolen every 33 seconds. Is yours actually covered?
- Snowbirds: your empty Florida home may not be fully covered
- Quietest Atlantic hurricane season since 1941, and peak is here
- New Texas homeowners program adds another admitted option
- Reinsurance prices keep sliding, and Florida homes benefit
- Florida drivers and homeowners saved close to $3B last year
- Insurer profits jumped, and rate increases finally slowed
- Citizens picks a firm to move commercial policies out
- Why your premium stays high: $171B in yearly disaster losses
- Small repairs you keep putting off can cost you a claim
- Tropical Storm Edouard aims at Texas: the flood gap
- Florida apartment insurance costs fell 6.2% last year
- Florida's no-tax math ignores insurance and condo assessments
- Allstate posts big profits while home premiums keep rising
- Check where your downspouts drain before September storms
- Driving for Uber or DoorDash? Your auto policy has a hole
- Tropical Storm Dolly forms. Check your policy this weekend
- Dairyland is sending $30 million back to Florida drivers
- Florida workers' comp rates are set to fall again in 2027
- Big jury awards jumped 40%, and Texas and Florida led
- Building for the next Andrew, and what it saves on premiums
- Your car gets totaled. Does the payout cover the loan?
- Peak hurricane season is here. Know what your policy pays
- A Florida home and flood insurer files to go public
- The pipes under your yard, and the gap they leave
- Your golf cart and your boat may not be covered
- Car insurance is creeping up again across most states
- Buying on the Florida coast? Check flood before you close
- Storm chasers follow the damage. How to spot the scam
- State Farm sends $5B in auto dividends to policyholders
- Florida ruling narrows when a bar pays for a drunk driver
- Your storm plan probably depends on a phone that dies
- Texas homeowners sue TWIA over Beryl claim estimates
- Nearly a third of Gen Z drivers skip car insurance
- Heat can shut a business down. Most policies won't pay
- The line item that breaks a Florida retirement budget
- Florida charges seven in a $100M workers' comp scheme
- School is back, and so is the risk in your morning commute
- A quiet season already has three named storms
- The hurricane coverage myths that cost homeowners the most
- Forecasters give an Atlantic system 70% odds this week
- A Florida insurer is building its own reinsurance arm
- Insurance now prices most Texans out of the median home
- Florida and Texas homes are cooling. Insurance is part of why.
- Insurance is the line item that breaks a Gulf Coast retirement
- A Florida coastal insurer just posted a record quarter
- NOAA still sees a below-normal hurricane season. Don't relax.
- Hybrids top the list of cheapest 2026 vehicles to insure
- Thousands of Florida condo inspections were never completed
- Another Florida insurer files for a 9.8% rate cut
- Your home policy won't pay for the repair you saw coming
- Wall Street is buying hurricane risk. Here's why it matters.
- Citizens is shrinking. That's good news for your quote.
- A lapsed policy costs more than you think
- How your house is built shows up on your premium
- Which trucks cost the least to insure? The vehicle matters.
- Insurers are getting picky. Here's what that means for you.
- Texas rains refilled reservoirs. They also flood houses.
- Florida's second-largest home insurer is growing again
- Safety features can cut your auto premium. Ask for the discount.
- A Florida homeowners carrier just posted big growth
- The mortgage is the easy part: what a home really costs
- A quiet hurricane season can still be an expensive one
- A new Senate bill takes aim at staged car accidents
- Raising your car deductible cuts the premium. Read this first.
- Atlantic Niña may calm the season. It's still an active forecast.
- Bertha is gone but the flood risk isn't: what to check now
- Home claims cost more than ever, even as they happen less often
- A quiet storm quarter for reinsurers could help Florida rates
- Wind-mitigation discounts alone won't hold down Florida premiums
- 7 home maintenance habits that protect your home and your claim
- Florida insurance reforms deliver 2026 rate relief for homeowners
- The summer risks that actually drive home claims (not fireworks)
- Florida property insurance rates: why they may keep easing in 2026
- El Niño is developing: what it means for Florida homeowners
- Citizens approves 8.7% average rate cut as insurers return to Florida
- P&C insurers post strongest Q1 underwriting result in years
- Property rates soften while casualty lines keep hardening
- 2026 market outlook: what's soft, what's hard, and what's complicated
Summaries are written in-house from third-party reporting; each links to the original publisher as its source.
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