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Learn the ins and outs of car insurance in Texas when you don’t own the vehicle.
Learn how to avoid common pitfalls when purchasing insurance to ensure adequate financial protection.
This edition of The Weekly Catch explores the impact of the Washington Bridge, climate change’s effects on Rhode Island homeowners, and the upcoming Track 15 food hall in Providence.
As the state transitions to spring, Oregon’s Division of Financial Regulation (DFR) encourages residents to review their flood insurance coverage.
Governor Kim Reynolds signs bill removing safeguards for transgender people.
An insurance agent responds to a recent article that he believes misrepresents the realities of the Florida insurance market.
After the murder of a UnitedHealthcare CEO, some insurance companies are removing executive information from their websites, including photos, due to safety concerns.
A joint investigation by the Tampa Bay Times and Miami Herald exposes how Florida insurance companies siphoned profits to affiliates while lobbying for financial favors from lawmakers, contributing to rising insurance rates.
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation in Florida has depopulated a significant number of home insurance policies this month.
Florida homeowners now have another option for flood insurance coverage with the launch of HoneyQuote’s new marketplace, particularly as Citizens, the state’s insurer of last resort, mandates flood insurance for many.