Nebraska Housing Price Spike Drives Homeowners Insurance Cost Surge
Nebraska leads national housing price increases, driving a 35% rise in homeowners insurance premiums amid insurer risk adjustments and industry losses from Midwest storms.
California FAIR Plan Lawsuit Highlights Insurance Tensions from Wildfire Costs
California's FAIR Plan faces a lawsuit over imposing $1 billion in emergency fees on homeowners. Consumer advocates challenge the authority of these charges aimed at stabilizing the insurance market amid escalating wildfire risks.
Litigation Threatens Stability of California’s Insurance Market Amid Wildfire Risks
The lawsuit by Consumer Watchdog against the California Department of Insurance could deepen the state's insurance crisis by challenging cost recovery efforts by insurers under the FAIR Plan.
Navigating Compliance for Retiree-Only Health Plans in the U.S.
Learn how retiree-only health plans in the U.S. navigate compliance, avoid certain mandates, and maintain separate documentation from active employee plans.
CHI St. Vincent Partners with UnitedHealthcare for In-Network Access
CHI St. Vincent renews agreement with UnitedHealthcare for in-network patient access, enhancing healthcare delivery in Arkansas and ensuring quality services.
Alabama Farmers Federation Wins Approval to Offer Member-specific Health Plans
The Alabama Farmers Federation's proposal to offer health plans to its members has been approved by the House, reflecting a trend towards group-specific health solutions in the insurance industry.