In late 2025, aviation insurance rates diverge with all-risk insurance rates firming amid loss pressures, while war risk insurance rates decline due to expanded capacity. Market insights from Willis Towers Watson highlight key trends ahead of major airline renewals.

The U.S. government shutdown disrupts the National Flood Insurance Program, halting policy renewals and new purchases, raising flood risk during hurricane season. Legislative efforts aim to secure program stability.

Brevard County flood damage reveals common gaps in homeowners' flood insurance coverage, prompting local assistance programs and highlighting insurance industry challenges.

September Consumer Price Index rose 0.3%, below forecasts, influencing insurance inflation and risk assessment strategies.

Florida's insurance market sees significant improvements with declining auto and homeowners rates, reduced litigation, increased insurer participation, and regulatory reforms enhancing consumer benefits.

Sixty percent of global insurers predict a soft landing for the property and casualty market next year as inflation eases and interest rates decline, signaling potential stabilization in the insurance sector.

Samaritan Health Plans exits Medicare Advantage in Lincoln County, Oregon, leaving Devoted Health as sole 2026 provider. Insights on market sustainability, special enrollment, and resources for seniors.

California's insurance sector achieved $6.7 billion economic output and 29,000+ jobs through enhanced supplier diversity, reveals new report by California Department of Insurance.

Vermont Blue Advantage will discontinue Medicare Advantage plans in 2026, impacting 26,000 enrollees. HealthSpring assumes retiree plans amid market exits by UnitedHealthcare. State braces for enrollment shifts.

The federal shutdown pauses the National Flood Insurance Program, disrupting home sales in flood-prone Hampton Roads and raising financial risks.