Read full article: How many times has a hurricane hit Florida in November? Here’s your answer With natural disasters being a relatively common problem in Florida, it’s little surprise how much of an ...

The market has rebounded from 2022, when litigation costs, rising losses and multiple insurer failures pushed the system ...

In 2022, Florida made it harder to sue home insurance companies and offered those companies additional state-backed reinsurance. Critics call it "corporate welfare," with one homeowner saying his ...

While Florida's residential casualty insurance companies are recovering from the assets vs. claims crisis a few years ago, there still are challenges facing homeowners when it comes to insuring their ...

ALIRT, a provider of insurance market research and analysis, recently released its annual review of the Florida domestic ...

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Hurricane Season 2025 is quickly approaching, which means home insurance in Florida will get harder to buy in just a few months. Although the state's been in a years-long insurance crisis, it's ...

A resident of Spring Hill, Florida, is grappling with a state-backed insurer after his insurance claim for nearly six figures ...

Florida's home insurance market is stabilizing but remains one of the most expensive in the nation, partly due to hurricane risk. State-backed Citizens Insurance hiked rates up to 14% for primary ...

One of Florida's largest property insurers has moved forward to cut its homeowners' insurance premiums, in a move that could make coverage significantly cheaper for tens of thousands of policyholders ...

The home insurance industry is being put to the test, facing numerous challenges over the past several years. Increasing repair costs, a substantial labor shortage, inflation and major weather events ...

Homeowners in Florida have lost more than 90 percent of their claim disputes with the state’s insurer of last resort, Citizens, when these were rerouted away from traditional courts—a move allowed by ...