Google Alert - home insurance

	home insurance As-it-happens update ⋅ February 7, 2025
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	Letters: California should deregulate home insurance market - The Mercury News The Mercury News The result will be more insurance cancellations and exorbitant rates. If homeowners aren't able to purchase homeowners insurance, lenders will be less ... Flag as irrelevant
	North Carolina auto insurance companies ask for 22% rate increase | Repairer Driven News Repairer Driven News In California, State Farm is asking for an immediate 22% increase to its homeowners insurance rate, claiming the wildfires in the state are the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Extreme weather is causing home insurance costs to soar, says property expert London Daily News Additionally, homeowners who live in high-risk areas are more likely to see higher insurance rates to cover flooding and storm damage, and will likely ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rockingham County authorities investigating vehicle crash - Rocktown Now Rocktown Now ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA (Rocktown Now) - Rockingham County authorities are investigating what caused a car to crash into a home in the Port Republic ... Flag as irrelevant
	Is it cheaper to rent or buy a home in 2025? | FOX 5 DC FOX 5 DC ... homeowners and insurance with Ron Snouffer, CEO of National Claims Negotiators. The Brief. It's still slightly cheaper to own a home than to rent ... Flag as irrelevant
	State Farm asks for more insurance rate increases after LA fires - Imperial Valley Press Imperial Valley Press State Farm, the largest insurer for California homeowners, this week asked the state to approve "emergency" rate increases for insurance policy ... Flag as irrelevant
	Steven Greenhut Testimony, Hearing on "California Fires and the Consequences of Overregulation" R Street Institute In 2023, the state's largest property insurer, State Farm General Insurance Co., stopped writing new policies in California.[15] Others followed suit ... Flag as irrelevant
	Insurance Industry Exploits California Wildfire Disaster to Promote Deregulation in ... - PR Newswire PR Newswire At a U.S. House subcommittee hearing today, an industry spokesperson is set to blame the Los Angeles wildfires on "overregulation." Continue Reading. Flag as irrelevant

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