New York Boosts Senior Property Tax Exemptions to 65% to Address Rising Costs

New York expands senior property tax exemption to 65%, aiming to ease rising housing and insurance costs for seniors on fixed incomes. Local governments can now increase relief under new legislation.

NAIC Advances RBC Principles Amid Debate Over Public Disclosure Ban

NAIC's Risk-Based Capital principles are evolving with debates on public disclosure bans and enhancements to insurer capital adequacy assessments for 2026.

Westfield Names Lloyd Scholz Enterprise CIO to Drive Technology Strategy

Westfield appoints Lloyd Scholz as Enterprise CIO to enhance technology strategy and drive digital transformation in property and casualty insurance.

The Hartford Shows Strong Q3 2025 Performance Amid Mixed Stock Market Trends

The Hartford reports a 41% profit increase in Q3 2025 with solid underwriting and premium growth, outperforming peers in the property and casualty insurance sector.

Certified Collision Repair Enhances Safety, Warranty and Value in Modern Vehicles

Explore how certified collision repair with OEM standards restores vehicle safety, maintains warranty, and preserves resale value, crucial for insurers and repair professionals in Jackson, TN.

Florida Gubernatorial Hopefuls Address Affordability Amid Rising Utility Rates

As Florida faces rising utility rates and surging household costs, gubernatorial candidates propose varied strategies on affordability, utility regulation, and energy policies ahead of 2024 elections.

Community Newsletter Offers No Insurance Market Insight

This community newsletter provides no relevant information or analysis for U.S. insurance professionals or market insights. It focuses on local events and activities without addressing insurance industry topics.

2025 U.S. Insurance Market: Rising Premiums and Technological Shifts

Explore the 2025 trends in U.S. insurance, highlighting rising auto and home insurance premiums, inflation effects, AI adoption, telematics, and small business insurance challenges.