Help Is on the Way, Missouri Considers Tax Break for Storm-Hit Homes!

Right now, Missouri legislators are mulling over a new bill that might help homeowners and renters coping with the aftermath of damage from bad weather. The new legislation, which was put forward in a special legislative session, seeks to permit tax deductions to home insurance deductibles paid for repairing damages caused by storm. This proposal […]
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A strategic approach to protection

The property insurance market has reached a point of stabilization after years of volatile rate hikes and financial losses. However, external threats — especially those posed by natural disasters — continue to challenge property owners and insurers alike.   The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events, coupled with inflationary pressures and shifting geographic […]
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How coverage gaps are undermining housing efforts

How coverage gaps are undermining housing efforts Rising premiums add new strain to homelessness response As homelessness in the United States continues to climb, the lack of affordable housing remains a key factor. While funding and zoning issues often dominate the conversation, non-profit housing providers are increasingly encountering another pressing challenge: rising insurance costs and […]
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Florida’s personal property insurance posts first underwriting profit since 2016 – AM Best

Florida’s personal property insurance posts first underwriting profit since 2016 – AM Best New entrants, reforms, and lower litigation costs reshape insurer financial outcomes Florida’s personal property insurance market is undergoing a transition, with signs of stabilization after a period of volatility and sharp premium increases.   According to a report by AM Best, the […]
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Texas House Advances Bill to Allow Homes on Smaller Lots

The Texas House gave a thumbs Wednesday to a bill allowing smaller homes on smaller lots in Texas’ biggest cities, part of a broad push by state lawmakers to put a dent in the state’s high home prices.   But the House made significant tweaks that would limit how many new homes could be built […]
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June renewals reflect market transitioning from disruption to disciplined recalibration: Howden Re

Howden’s global reinsurance, capital markets, and strategic advisory arm, Howden Re, has noted a continued moderation in property-catastrophe reinsurance pricing at 1 June 2025, while underwriting rigour reportedly persisted, especially in structurally challenged layers. According to a new report from Howden Re, following a selective return of capacity driven by historic pricing strength, reinsurers modestly […]
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Insurance industry “supercycle” likely to continue into 2025: ALIRT

 The US property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry is experiencing a prolonged period of robust financial strength, with no clear end in sight. According to insurance research firm ALIRT, both commercial and personal lines are seeing record-high composite scores, indicating exceptional financial health.   “We see no reason why this current supercycle cannot continue well […]
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Why Every Homeowner Needs Home Insurance

What is Home Insurance? Home insurance is a type of insurance policy that is designed to cover loss and damages to a person’s private residence, along with its assets, theft and certain catastrophes. It also entails liability coverage in the event a person sustains an injury in the policyholder’s premises or if the policyholder damages […]
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