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Louisiana Insurance Commissioner approves average 7.5% rate cuts for SureChoice and Elevate homeowners policies, driven by reduced reinsurance costs and 2024 property insurance reforms.
Homeowners insurance premiums are rising sharply, prompting increased use of higher deductibles as policyholders seek to manage costs amid growing natural disaster risks and limited insurer competition.
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner approves 7.5% average rate cut for SureChoice and Elevate homeowners policies, driven by reduced reinsurance costs. Effective Feb 2026.
