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     Home insurance skyrockets nearly 50% in 5 years, people are choosing to go without

     Fox 26 News· 3 days ago

     In the last five years, home insurance in California has increased almost 50 percent, according to...

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     The Most & Least Climate-Resilient Cities for Homeowners

     MediaFeed via AOL· 4 days ago

     Home insurance rates are skyrocketing due to increasingly severe weather. Insurify analyzed 100...

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     Home Insurance Is Clobbering Consumers. Yet It’s Barely Counted in Inflation.

     New York Times· 3 days ago

     Jeanna Smialek, an economics reporter, reported this article from just outside Jacksonville, Fla.,...

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     Why States With No Income Tax Aren't as Affordable as They Seem

     MSN News· 2 days ago

     If a state doesn’t charge income tax, it must find revenues elsewhere.

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     Home insurance is clobbering consumers. Yet it’s barely counted as Inflation.

     Boston.com· 18 hours ago

     Government economists treat homes partly as investments, counting the related spending as investment...

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     Why skipping out on homeowner's insurance could backfire

     WCNC Charlotte· 3 days ago

     Home insurance is technically not legally required anywhere in the U.S.

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     US home insurance rates up almost 38% since 2019: Report

     The Hill· 2 days ago

     American homeowners are paying nearly 38% more for insurance than they were in 2019. Nationally, ...

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     Concerns over insurance rates spread far beyond fire-prone areas in California

     CBS News· 3 hours ago

     It's not a new headline that insurance companies are pulling back on insuring California homeowners...

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     Rising Insurance Rates May Stop Many From Purchasing Their Dream Home

     Forbes· 1 day ago

     It comes as no surprise that if you plan on purchasing a house, you’ll also need to get home ...

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      6 steps to take after a natural disaster

      Bankrate via Yahoo Finance· 4 days ago

      Key takeaways Having an emergency plan, supplies and a thorough understanding of your home insurance policy can help you prepare for a natural disaster.