Texas homeowner insurance premiums have soared 79% in six years. Explore the causes and legislative actions to address rising costs for consumers.

The Connecticut Insurance Department recovered over $6.4M for consumers in FY 2026, boosting operational revenue and enhancing consumer confidence.

Discover the implications of the 7th Congressional District race on insurance regulations and market stability, with insights into candidate priorities and fiscal policies.

California's new law enhances insurance protections for wildfire-affected homeowners, extending renewal periods and moratoriums. Effective January 1, 2025.

South Carolina's insurance regulator initiates rehabilitation of Atlantic Coast Life for financial stability. Learn about implications for policyholders and the industry.

Discover Texas's new insurance regulations preventing policy denials based on home age, addressing rising insurance premiums for affordable homeowner coverage.

California's Assembly Bill 2361 raises minimum insurance for car-sharing vehicles, enhancing consumer protection and redefining liability for platforms.

The U.S. Senate has approved the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2026, crucial for extending federal support for terrorism insurance.

Explore how the New York gubernatorial race affects the insurance industry, highlighting financial strategies and potential regulatory changes. Act now to stay informed!

The administration plans to issue $500 refunds to overcharged HealthCare.gov consumers, impacting nearly 950,000 individuals across 30 states.