Rising Living Costs Lead Americans to Cut Back on Car and Home Insurance
Rising living costs and recession fears are causing Americans to reduce auto and home insurance coverage, with significant rate hikes expected in 2025 by major insurers.
Rising living costs and recession fears are causing Americans to reduce auto and home insurance coverage, with significant rate hikes expected in 2025 by major insurers.
Slide Insurance Holdings plans a $320 million IPO, offering coastal home insurance in Florida and South Carolina with a $2.2B valuation, managing full underwriting and claims processes.
Texas lawmakers consider Senate Bill 213 to ban forced bundling of home and auto insurance, enhancing consumer choice and transparency in the home insurance market.
Louisiana enacts new insurance law mandating disclosure of available vehicle and home insurance discounts. Key 2025 auto insurance reforms target legal cost drivers to improve market transparency and affordability.
Oregon's State Fire Marshal partners with the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety to promote wildfire-resistant home improvements and manage insurance premiums amid wildfire risks.
Florida's homeowner insurance market grows as Patriot Select enters, increasing competition and offering potentially lower premiums ahead of hurricane season, following recent regulatory reforms.
State Farm receives approval to increase insurance rates for homeowners and renters in California amid financial challenges following wildfires.
Mississippi's Governor declares Flood Insurance Awareness Week to promote flood insurance coverage amid increasing flood risks.