An insurance company in Florida has agreed to return $30 million to the state's hurricane catastrophe fund following allegations that it submitted numerous ineligible claims.Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company (UPCIC) reached a deal with Florida's Attorney General...

Some are cutting back on essentials like groceries, clothes, and family trips to offset high car insurance costs, while others are making changes to ... Source link

Bridgeport resident Ellen Grimes, 66, is fed up. She has tried finding a more affordable homeowners insurance policy for her two-flat but kept getting rejected by companies that didn’t want to insure her 1880s-era home.“After a year of...

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TALLAHASSEE — One of Florida’s largest homeowners insurance companies will pay back $30 million to the state to satisfy allegations it illegally backdated Hurricane Irma claims.Fort Lauderdale-based Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. was accused of “fraudulently” submitting...