this is also happening in Florida, but with water instead of fire–there are basically no insurers willing to take the risk of losing $30 billion a year down there and so the state is leaning increasingly hard on artificial boosts to the insurance economy and the state insurer of last resort
this is also happening in Florida, but with water instead of fire–there are basically no insurers willing to take the risk of losing $30 billion a year down there and so the state is leaning increasingly hard on artificial boosts to the insurance economy and the state insurer of last resort