C. M. Schmidlkofer

1 month ago | insuranceratereporter.com | C. M. Schmidlkofer

Policy Reform / 1 day ago Paige Red, Business Owner and Conservative Activist based in Houston, Texas | X Paige Red, a business owner based in Houston, has expressed concerns about the rising costs of property taxes, insurance, and general living expenses in Texas. "The statement was made on X." "The state of Texas is out of control," said Red. "We pride ourselves because we don't have a state income tax.

1 month ago | insuranceratereporter.com | C. M. Schmidlkofer

Policy Reform / 6 days ago Senator Robert W. Singer (R) | New Jersey Legislature Robert Singer, the state senator for New Jersey's 30th District, said that the state must reform its government spending, healthcare costs, and legal system to improve affordability and sustainability for taxpayers. The statement was made in an interview with the Insurance Rate Reporter. "We have to rethink that entire thing because it's unaffordable, it's unsustainable," said Robert W.

1 month ago | norcalrecord.com | C. M. Schmidlkofer

Justine Bateman, an author and filmmaker, said that homeowners in California are struggling to obtain property insurance following the withdrawal of insurers from the market. She made this statement in a post on X. "A couple of years ago, insurance companies put in the necessary requests to the state of California to raise their rates," said Bateman.

2 months ago | insuranceratereporter.com | C. M. Schmidlkofer

Policy Reform / 17 hours ago Lisa Miller, CEO of Lisa Miller & Associates | Facebook Lisa Miller & Associates announced that Florida homeowners insurance rates continued to decline in 2024, marking the first net industry average decrease in two years. The announcement was made in a report on March 24.

2 months ago | insuranceratereporter.com | C. M. Schmidlkofer

Policy Reform / 17 hours ago Cristina Cambo and Katelyn Ferry, Owners of Cambo Ferry Law Firm | Cambo Ferry The Cambo Ferry Law Firm has publicly rejected House Bill (HB) 1551, cautioning that the bill's prevailing party language could be exploited and destabilize Florida's property insurance system. This announcement was made in a White Paper released on March 19.