
California is implementing new reforms to address the state's escalating fire insurance crisis, which has already had a dire start this season. The reforms aim to clarify potential charges for policyholders if the FAIR Plan, the state's last-resort insurance program, runs out of funds due to another year of massive wildfires. Additionally, the state plans to expand the FAIR Plan to cover higher-value properties in wildfire-prone areas and provide expanded coverage for condo owners. The improvements are designed to modernize the FAIR Plan, enhance transparency, and ensure financial stability for consumers.
Another home insurance company is going out of business in #Florida, and this time, the decision impacts manufactured homeowners in particular. https://t.co/2xYdeIuSDT via @daveelias
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California over-regulation of both preventing wildfires and insurance made insurers flee the state. California created Obamacare of Fire Insurance for those who couldn't get insurance. Like actual Obamacare, it is far worse for nearly everyone. https://t.co/AJafW0CfB1






