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Home insurers revoking discounts for hurricane-proofing
Many Florida homeowners shelled out hundreds or thousands of dollars to fortify their homes against hurricanes in recent years to qualify for insurance discounts.
Some got them — for a while. This year, some homeowners are feeling the impact of...Tags: Office Equipment and Supplies, Heads of State, Disasters and Accidents, Government, Companies and Corporations
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Property managers make money off condos' insurance
Your property management company may be making money off your condo association's insurance policy.
Some say that's a conflict of interest because management companies also help associations pick their insurance.
"Referrals should be based on good...Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Economy, Business and Finance, Insurance, Delray Beach, Public Employees
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This Legislature's 'smashing success' story: House Speaker Dean Cannon
I am amused by Rick Scott's claims of victory in this legislative session.
This was House Speaker Dean Cannon's party.
Scott entered the Governor's Office as a wildly firing cannon.
It was Cannon who aimed the cannon at the targets he wanted to hit,...Tags: Heads of State, Rick Scott, Tallahassee (Leon, Florida), Bill Nelson, Government
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Scott goes after trial lawyers, Sink
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelBy John Kennedy, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Shortly after he was elected, Gov. Charlie Crist set the tone for his term as chief executive by declaring, “lawyers are back,” signaling an end to his predecessor, Gov. Jeb Bush... -
Construction slowdown seemed to have little impact on property insurance premiums
The cost of rebuilding homes in Florida dropped about 5 percent from 2009 to the first half of 2010, but you'd never know it from your property insurance bill. State law says premiums must be fair and reasonable, but it doesn't require them to be...Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Economy, Business and Finance, Homes, Hurricanes, Insurance
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‘Big insurance giveaways’ decried as bill clears another committee
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelBy Julie Patel, Staff Writer Two legislators and a group representing attorneys who represent policyholders slammed bills today that would allow hefty rate hikes for insurers and allow insurers to drop full sinkhole coverage. They're “some of the... -
Rick Scott’s secret plan to blow up Citizens Property Insurance
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelBy Paige St. John, Sarasota Herald-Tribune Gov. Rick Scott has secretly pushed to kill Citizens Property Insurance before his first term ends, a goal that alarmed even representatives of private insurance companies seeking to remove Citizens as a... -
Senate sinks into sinkhole squabble
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelTALLAHASSEE – Two opposing worldviews of Florida’s insurance marketare clashing as the Senate debates a broad insurance de-regulatory bill that the industry has been pushing. In the new pro-industry, post-Charlie Cristchamber, senators... -
Sinkholes are sinking insurance
The Mike Thomas Blog - Orlando SentinelI just got this mind-numbing number on sinkhole losses. The state-owned Citizens Property Insurance has paid out a whopping $867 million because of sinkhole claims between 2004 and 2010. To cover those losses, Citizens collected $272 million in sinkhole... -
Citizens Property Insurance: Get your hands off my gubberment insurance!
The Mike Thomas Blog - Orlando SentinelA Republican state senator is making a last deserate attempt to make sure peoplein Orlando continue subsidizing property insurance on the coast. This comes from Sen. Mike Fasano, who happens to be from New Port Richey. When last I wrote about Citizens,... -
Curse you, St. Pete Times!
The Mike Thomas Blog - Orlando SentinelIf you are going to make a fact error and have to write a correction, it might as well be a good one. With that said, the story in the St. Petersburg Timesseemed too good to be true. I havelong ranted against the state-run Citizens Property Insurance,... -
Super-sized rate increase would be needed to make rates at state-run insurance company truly sound
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelNewly elected Gov. Rick Scott wants to raise rates at Citizens Property Insurance Corp. to make them “actuarially sound,” but doing so would require homeowners covered by the state-run insurer of last resort to absorb a whopping 55 percent rate i...
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