Citizens Property Insurance Corporation

Insurance Reform and Competition

How Florida Saved Taxpayers

Reforms Helped a State-Backed Insurer Weather the Storm These columns are often critical of government, especially when public officials put…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Florida Chamber-Backed Assignment of Benefits Bill Heads to House Floor

The Florida Chamber of Commerce today applauded the House Commerce Committee for moving forward House Bill 1421, which takes positive…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Consumer Alert: Beware of Insurance Scams

> SHARE this important CONSUMER ALERT with your friends and loved ones. > JOIN the Florida Chamber’s Consumer Protection Coalition and sign…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Editorial: Florida Water Scam is Soaking Consumers, Must be Plugged

Published in the Palm Beach Post August 30, 2016 State-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is looking for a 9 percent increase from…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Citizens’ Rate Increase Further Proof AOB Reform Needed

Citizens Property Insurance Corp.’s proposed statewide rate increases is further proof that Assignment of Benefits (AOB) abuse is hurting homeowners and…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Citizens’ Rate Increase Proposal Latest Evidence of Need for Assignment of Benefits Reform

Citizens Property Insurance Corp.’s recommendation to raise rates an average of 6.8 percent statewide underscores the immediate need for state…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

AOB Fraud Forces Policy Changes at Citizens Property

In Florida, there’s a rapidly growing scam in which shady home repair vendors pressure homeowners to sign away the rights…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Failure to Enact Meaningful AOB Reforms Hurts Florida’s Consumers, Coalition Says

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (March 11, 2016) – Florida’s property insurance policyholders face paying higher rates due to the Legislature’s failure this…

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Insurance Reform and Competition

Did You Know Floridians Paid $1.5 Billion in Hidden “Hurricane Taxes”

While the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe (CAT) Fund recently announced hurricane assessments would end nearly a year earlier than expected –…

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