Browsing: climate change

Devastating fires in the Los Angeles area could lead to significant economic damage, potentially changing the insurance industry.

Colorado homeowners’ insurance premiums are skyrocketing, with non-renewals and cancellations on the rise. The article explores the reasons behind the increases, including hail damage, climate change, and inflation.

New data reveals a surge in homeowners dropping their insurance due to rising costs and climate-related disasters, increasing financial risk.

State Farm is increasing homeowners insurance premiums in California due to wildfire risks, prompting scrutiny from state officials and raising concerns about climate change impacts.

The recent Los Angeles fires will further strain California’s already stressed home insurance market. This article discusses the challenges, potential solutions, and future implications for homeowners and renters.

Wildfires and climate change are causing home insurance rates to skyrocket in California and across the U.S., with experts predicting a market shakeup.

Explore the reasons behind rising homeowners insurance premiums, the impact of climate change, and potential policy solutions to ensure affordability and availability.

Following devastating Los Angeles wildfires, this article explores the future of home insurance in California with insights from former Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones, examining regulatory changes and long-term impacts.

Homeowners insurance costs are rising rapidly, while coverage is decreasing. Discover the causes, regional impacts, and what homeowners can do.

A CBO report examines climate change’s impact on property insurance, including rising risks, affordability issues, and potential policy solutions for homeowners and renters.