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morningstar.com > news > pr-newswire > 20/26/0910la45303 > russo-challenges-donalds-and-jolly-to-debate-floridas-insurance-crisis-calls-for-return-of-elected-insurance-commissioner

Russo Challenges Donalds and Jolly to Debate Florida's Insurance Crisis - Calls for Return of Elected Insurance Commissioner

3+ day, 14+ hour ago   (709+ words) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 10, 2026 40-year insurance industry veteran says Florida homeowners deserve a direct voice in who oversees the industry - and proposes putting the state's $17 billion Catastrophe Fund to work for Floridians first TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Non-Party Affiliated candidate for…...

@BeinsureMedia
beinsure.com > news > nfip-subsidies-remain-concentrated-in-florida

NFIP subsidies remain concentrated in Florida and higher-value properties

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (719+ words) In 2021, FEMA introduced Risk Rating 2.0, the National Flood Insurance Program still carries about $2.6 bn in annual premium subsidies, according to Neptune Flood Research Group. The remaining discounts are concentrated heavily among long-standing policyholders, non-primary residences and higher-value properties. FEMA introduced…...

BizzBuzz
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Florida's Insurance Crunch Is Quietly Rewiring How Real Estate Investors Get Funded

5+ day, 2+ hour ago   (573+ words) 9 Sept 2026 IST Florida real estate has always moved fast. Buyers act quickly. Flippers close deals in weeks. But something new is slowing the usual pace down, and it has nothing to do with interest rates. It is insurance. Traditional lenders…...