Clem72
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Do you consider allstate, progressive, or state farm to be major carriers?
That was all of 2 minutes of googling.
What would it take to get you to move out of Maryland?
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That was all of 2 minutes of googling.
WingsOfGold
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Google is your friend. Starvation in the shithole of Africa was probably 1000x that, that is if they were lucky enough to escape being eaten by a fellow savage. Again why are there no lines to go back to the fatherland that now has the luxury of a better, smarter society with modern inventions like the wheel and a written language?
How many people had syphilis in the 1700s?
The study estimates that in the mid-1770s, approximately 8% of residents of both sexes had been infected with syphilis before the age of 35. The estimated infection rate among under-35s in rural communities within a 10 mile radius of the city, however, was a little under 1%.Sep 14, 2017
What would make me leave MD... that SMC bint being elected to some big state office.
Not one single word of that is true, you brainwashed bot.
Well...maybe the last one....
I have insurance and so does everyone I know.
I live about a mile from the beach and I have insurance on my home, car, and health. No problem.
Florida's insurance market, which has been unstable since the 90s, has grown even more volatile in recent years. According to industry estimates, the average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since DeSantis took office in 2019, and more than a dozen insurers have become insolvent in the state during that time. Earlier this month, Farmers Insurance announced that it would end its home and auto coverage in Florida entirely.
How Florida's insurance crisis is haunting Ron DeSantis' campaign
The average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since Ron DeSantis took office, and that dynamic is impacting his campaign for president.abcnews.go.com
That is simply not true. Maybe the part about Farmer's - I wouldn't know because I don't have them for anything - but our home insurance has remained the same and so has health insurance, as has my car insurance. It's quite reasonable, therefore can't possibly be double what it was 4 years ago.
But you lap up the lies your handlers tell you....
black dog
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I may or may not be on my way to the rally in Little Orleans, Md. The Nighthawks play tomorrow night. LOLFIFY.
A little too far south for me. Probably somewhere between Clarksburg and Morgantown.
gemma_rae
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Post of the year!!!
gemma_rae
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Even if it were true, would you have us believe that it doesn't coincide with the Creepy Uncle Joe administration?Florida's insurance market, which has been unstable since the 90s, has grown even more volatile in recent years. According to industry estimates, the average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since DeSantis took office in 2019, and more than a dozen insurers have become insolvent in the state during that time. Earlier this month, Farmers Insurance announced that it would end its home and auto coverage in Florida entirely.
How Florida's insurance crisis is haunting Ron DeSantis' campaign
The average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since Ron DeSantis took office, and that dynamic is impacting his campaign for president.
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DeSantis has was NOT FL Gov in the 90s .... you torpedo your very argument
How about Cali-FU you disingenuous Bint
Major car insurance companies getting out of California
California insurance market rattled by withdrawal of major companies
State Farm announced last week it would stop accepting applications for all business and personal lines of property and casualty insurance, citing inflation, a challenging reinsurance market and “rapidly growing catastrophe exposure.” The decision did not impact personal auto insurance.
“We take seriously our responsibility to manage risk," State Farm said. “It’s necessary to take these actions now to improve the company’s financial strength.”
Allstate, another insurance powerhouse, announced in November it would pause new homeowners, condo and commercial insurance policies in California to protect current customers.
“The cost to insure new home customers in California is far higher than the price they would pay for policies due to wildfires, higher costs for repairing homes and higher reinsurance premiums,” Allstate said in a statement.
California's unsettled market aligns with trends across the country in which companies are boosting rates, limiting coverage or pulling out completely from regions susceptible to wildfires and other natural disasters in the era of climate change. Florida and Louisiana have struggled to keep healthy insurance markets following extensive damage from hurricanes. Premiums are rising in Colorado amid wildfire threats, and an Oregon effort to map wildfire risk was rejected last year because of fears it would cause premiums to skyrocket.
California’s home insurance crisis — explained
UPDATE: State Farm & Allstate stop selling home insurance in California
At the end of May 2023, State Farm announced it would stop selling home insurance policies in California due to "historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure, and a challenging reinsurance market." And Allstate followed suit shortly after due to worsening climate conditions that have made doing business there difficult.
“The cost to insure new home customers in California is far higher than the price they would pay for policies due to wildfires, higher costs for repairing homes and higher reinsurance premiums," according to a statement made by Allstate.
However, Policygenius now has several additional home insurance options in California, including the CA FAIR Plan, Universal Property, and Bamboo Insurance to provide homeowners insurance to our existing California customers. You can learn more about each coverage option and what to expect by reading our guide to the California FAIR Plan and our Bamboo homeowners insurance review.
Insurance Titans Are Suddenly Fleeing California. Here’s Why
California’s insurance regulator has blamed the decision of two insurance titans to no longer offer home insurance policies in the state on the effects of climate change, but insurance experts say high building costs and strict regulations that force insurers to keep rates low are the more likely culprit.
Both Allstate and State Farm announced their decision to leave the state within the last month, attributing the reason for the departure to the state’s wildfire coverage costs, reinsurance premiums and high inflation. While the California Department of Insurance, as well as a handful of media outlets, are citing climate change as a main reason for the companies’ departure, experts say the bigger issue lies in regulations and costs.
“The problem is, when you have inflation that’s high and other added costs – such as maybe an increase in wildfire risk – insurance companies can’t get the rate they need for a profitable business,” said Andrew Siffert, senior vice president of the BMS Group, a global insurance broker, to the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Extreme Wildfires a DIRECT result of Newsom's Forest Management Programs ...
I hope you realize the moronic, lying ##### is not going to read, or even acknowledge that.
Clem72
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Nah, I think his name is Jeb
It's amazing having all these people who've never even been to FL telling those who live here all about it. "Oh, you can't get insurance! Oh, gay people can't leave their homes! Oh, the Gulf is boiling hot!"
Yes, Democrats, it sucks here! You'll die! Stay away!
DeSantis is encouraging all these people to leave their Democrat shitholes and move here, and we're all like, "NOOOOO! Don't listen to him! Ronnie, stop encouraging them!!"
Yes, Democrats, it sucks here! You'll die! Stay away!
DeSantis is encouraging all these people to leave their Democrat shitholes and move here, and we're all like, "NOOOOO! Don't listen to him! Ronnie, stop encouraging them!!"
She heard that from Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
"The time has come," the Walrus said,
"To talk of many things:
Of shoes—and ships—and sealing-wax—
Of cabbages—and kings—
And why the sea is boiling hot—
And whether pigs have wings."
She gets her news from fairytales.
StmarysCity79
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It's amazing having all these people who've never even been to FL telling those who live here all about it. "Oh, you can't get insurance! Oh, gay people can't leave their homes! Oh, the Gulf is boiling hot!"
Yes, Democrats, it sucks here! You'll die! Stay away!
DeSantis is encouraging all these people to leave their Democrat shitholes and move here, and we're all like, "NOOOOO! Don't listen to him! Ronnie, stop encouraging them!!"
I was in Miami last week and the water was unpleasantly hot.
Do you really not understand that it is too costly for insurers to gamble on a state where hurricanes, red tide, sinkholes and climate change are destroying the state ?
StmarysCity79
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Please learn to read. They are specifically talking about homeowners insurance. Wait until your next renewal.