Oklahoma's 2026 insurance reform package aims to enhance consumer protections, expedite claims processing, and stabilize the homeowners insurance market with new regulatory measures.

Georgia lawmakers extend homeowner insurance cancellation notices from 30 to 60 days and introduce catastrophe savings accounts with tax benefits to improve financial resilience and market stability.

Georgia introduces catastrophe savings accounts to help homeowners manage rising disaster expenses with tax advantages and insurance deductible support.

Mark Hillman discusses potential reforms to reduce Colorado's high homeowners and auto insurance premiums, focusing on regulatory and market solutions to enhance affordability and market stability.

A coalition urges the Florida Insurance Commissioner to reform Florida Citizens Insurance's forced arbitration process due to high policyholder losses and limited relief options after disasters.

Louisiana insurance regulators approve mixed homeowners insurance premium changes as reinsurance costs decline and hurricane risk models impact rate adjustments for major insurers.

ALIRT's 2025 update highlights substantial improvement in Florida's domestic property insurance market following 2022 legislative reforms, with increased insurer participation and strengthened market fundamentals.

Explore essential home fire safety upgrades and key insights from T. Rowe Price’s Global Retirement Survey, highlighting inflation concerns and retirement planning trends worldwide.

Louisiana approves a 5.9% State Farm auto insurance rate decrease driven by fewer claims, while homeowners insurance rates rise 9.7%. Industry surveys point to labor rate reductions in collision repairs.

The NBER report estimates U.S. households face $400-$900 annually in climate-related costs from extreme weather, with rising insurance premiums, energy bills, and health impacts driving up expenses.