Porch Group's Homeowners of America Insurance Company ranked first in Texas and third nationally in direct combined ratio performance in the 2024 AM Best report, demonstrating strong underwriting and loss ratio improvements continuing into 2025.

The US property & casualty insurance sector achieved its strongest underwriting results since 2013 in 2024, driven by improvements in personal lines and facing emerging economic and environmental challenges in 2025.

Heritage Insurance Holdings completed its 2025-2026 catastrophe excess-of-loss reinsurance program with a $285 million increase in limits and incorporation of catastrophe bonds, enhancing risk transfer capacity and financial stability.

American Coastal Insurance reports Q1 2025 earnings with a 65% combined ratio and over 30% return on equity, highlighting underwriting discipline and premium growth in property and casualty insurance.

Senior insurance official urges Senate on the indispensable role of federal disaster programs in reducing property insurance risks and costs, highlighting FEMA's unique capabilities amid federal funding cuts.

The 2025 J.D. Power U.S. Property Claims Satisfaction Study reports rising homeowner premiums, delays in claims payments, and challenges amid frequent natural catastrophes affecting insurers' financial performance.

Explore how the average U.S. household spends nearly $25,000 annually on insurance and related costs, and how AI and data analytics are transforming risk assessment and claims management in property and casualty insurance.

Centene reports Q1 2025 financials highlighting 17% revenue growth, expanding membership to 27.9 million, and maintaining strong earnings outlook.

The Q1 2025 J.D. Power Insurance Intelligence report reveals trends in consumer shopping and switching rates across auto, home, and renters insurance amid inflation and material cost challenges, influencing underwriting and premiums.

The 2025 Aflac Wellness Matters Survey reveals key barriers to preventive health care among Americans, highlighting generational differences, the rise of telehealth, and the role of family influence in screening adherence.