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2 months ago |
wallstreetpr.com | Wall Street |Shane Murphy
By Shane Murphy, CMT1/ Dollar Tailwind Ahead for EM Equity? 2/ Watch Out for US Home Construction 3/ Quantum Computing + MomentumInvestopedia is partnering with CMT Association on this newsletter. The contents of this newsletter are for informational and educational purposes only, however, and do not constitute investing advice.
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2 months ago |
moneywise.com | Chris Clark |Shane Murphy
California’s wildfire season isn’t just destroying homes and lives — it’s threatening the stability of the U.S. insurance market. With billions in damages and debates over insurance affordability, the ripple effects of these fires could hit every state, even those untouched by a single spark. “The point of insurance is to spread risk.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
moneywise.com | Danielle Antosz |Shane Murphy
How the Hoovers fought back To address the insurance company's allegations, the couple decided to have their roof professionally inspected. "I wanted a clean report on our roof," Karen Hoover told 7NEWS. The Hoovers hired Excelsior Roofing, a well-respected local roofing company with an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and 4.5 stars on , to conduct the inspection. Reporters from 7 On Your Side attended the roof inspection. "Is the roof OK?" asked Investigative Reporter Stephanie Sierra.
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Oct 19, 2024 |
moneywise.com | Danielle Antosz |Shane Murphy
Increased insurance claims and natural disasters likely behind the exits Nationwide, Texas has seen more billion-dollar disasters than any other state. The Smokehouse Creek Fire in March was the largest in Texas’s history, claiming two lives and resulted in millions of dollars of damage as it ripped over 1 million acres of land. And then in July, the state was pummeled by Category 1 Hurricane Beryl, resulting in at least 42 deaths in addition to widespread power outages and flooding.
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May 14, 2024 |
theshovel.com.au | Shane Murphy
Property investors around Australia say their unanimous snap decision to raise rents by precisely $300 per year, has nothing to do with the Government’s $300 cost of living payment, announced in last night’s budget. “It’s totally a coincidence,” one landlord said. “Although, even if it wasn’t, the $300 is allocated per household, and that property is my house, so I think it’s best I hang onto that”. Another landlord said the two things weren’t related.
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