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     Florida’s 125% Surge in Property-Insurance Bills Sows Havoc

     Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance· 24 hours ago

     (Bloomberg) -- For Filicia Porter, the insurance bills were the final straw. They’d been climbing...

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     How to choose the best Minn. home and car insurance in an expensive market

     Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune· 1 day ago

     Shopping around for insurance has always been essential to finding the best deal and having the...

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     Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 5.15.24

     Florida Politics· 7 days ago

     Ballard Partners continued expanding its West Coast footprint this Spring with the addition of Purvi...

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     Cheaper rent? Tampa among US cities with largest rate decline, report says

     WTSP-TV Tampa· 4 days ago

     Rent isn't necessarily cheap in the Tampa Bay area, but at least new renters saw lower rates in...

5. • Miami prize: Dueling events ahead

     Politico· 4 days ago

     Get in touch at: [email protected]. REINSURANCE — “Florida’s hurricane fund in a ‘strong’ position heading into storm season,” reports ...which could rekindle debate over ...

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     Red Lobster seeks bankruptcy protection days after closing dozens of restaurants

     Winston-Salem Journal· 1 day ago

     Red Lobster, the casual dining chain that brought seafood to the masses with inventions like popcorn...

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     Millennial couple saves $25k, buys derelict house in Italy—"Bit impulsive"

     Newsweek· 2 days ago

     Kristina and Paul, a British-American couple who'd prefer to keep their full identities private,...

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     New Mexico a Safe Haven for Trans Youth

     MedPage Today· 7 days ago

     Days before Texas Children's Hospital -- the last provider of gender-affirming care in Texas -- closed its doors to new patients, a pediatrician handed...

9. • Here’s Why Americans Are Confused and Angry About the Economy

     US News & World Report· 1 day ago

     It’s no wonder that ordinary Americans and the most powerful financial officials in the world are having a hard time figuring out an economy that has zigged and zagged since the beginning of ...