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Ian to drive up all Floridians insurance costs next year

The good news is Florida insurers shouldn't have trouble paying off Hurricane Ian claims, experts say. The bad news is some Florida's insurers won't make it through next year without more public help.

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Thanks to Ian, we re all going to pay more for insurance next year [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]

Thanks to Ian, we re all going to pay more for insurance next year [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
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Should big insurers be required to cover homes in Florida along with autos? [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]

Should big insurers be required to cover homes in Florida along with autos? [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
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Should big insurers be required to cover homes in Florida along with autos? [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]

Can big insurers be forced to sell auto and home in Florida?

The question gets asked whenever insurance companies pull out of the Florida market: Why can't the state pass a law to require large insurers who want to sell auto insurance policies in the state to also sell a certain number of homeowners policies? Turns out the state enacted such a law in 2007 and has apparently forgotten about it since then.

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