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Hurricane season and insurance: Citizens insurance 2025 rate changes, who pays more, less


Here's what to know about Citizens’ 2025 rate changes, who pays more and what to know about shopping for a home insurance policy in hurricane season. Read More

Homeowners insurance costs have shot up 70% since 2021. Here's why.


Almost half of property insurance policy holders in the U.S. said their premiums rose over the past year, the highest rate of increases in more than a decade, according to a study this week from data ... Read More

Why the 2025 hurricane season will be different


Hurricane season is upon us and agents must be proactive to safeguard clients against a possible devastating season. Read More

Hurricane season is in full swing: Do you know exactly what your insurance covers?


Homeowner's insurance typically covers wind and hail damage, often with a separate hurricane deductible. Flood insurance is a separate policy covering damage from storm surge, heavy rain, and rising ... Read More

Average cost of homeowner’s insurance nearing $3,000 per year


Homeowner’s insurance rates are rising across the United States, with the national average reaching approximately $3,000 per year, according to a report by the online insurance platform The Zebra. In ... Read More

Plan now for hurricane season


With an active hurricane season predicted, the State Corporation Commission's Bureau of Insurance is reminding Virginians to review insurance policies to make sure they have the coverage needed if ... Read More


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