Latest insurance industry news and updates
Great news for homeowners and real estate professionals. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has been extended, avoiding a shutdown. Let's break down what this reauthorization really means for your flood policy.
Trucordia is making some big moves, buying up companies across the US. We're breaking down what this national expansion really means for agents, brokers, and even your own insurance options.
An Indiana appeals court just dismissed a major lawsuit over a fidelity bond, but not for the reason you think. Discover why state lines and jurisdiction matter more than ever in insurance.
The insurance world is always in motion, and it's the people who drive it forward. Let's take a look at two recent significant hires at McGowan Financial and Alliant Insurance and what they signal for the industry.
Macquarie Insurance Facility just announced it's launching its own underwriting business, Longbrook Insurance. Let's break down what this means, why they're doing it, and why it's a bigger deal for the insurance world than you might think.
Feeling the sting of high car insurance in Florida? There's finally some good news. Top insurance executives are reporting that major legal reforms are starting to lower costs, and that relief could be heading for your wallet.
Ever feel like your car insurance rate is a total mystery, or worse, just plain unfair? A new report from Arity shows a whopping 70% of drivers feel the same way. Let's talk about why this is happening and the big shift toward fairer pricing.
A recent death on a Carnival cruise ship is a tragic reminder that the unthinkable can happen anywhere. Let's talk about what this means for your travel and life insurance, and how to make sure your family is protected.
When a tragedy strikes, you expect your insurance to be there. But Best Buy is now suing its own insurer, claiming they're trying to dodge a multi-million dollar settlement by playing a shell game with policies.
An insurer denied a major aircraft claim over a small, unpaid fee—even though the main premium was paid. See why the Nebraska Supreme Court stepped in and what this means for your own policy.
A few states are now requiring public schools to teach students what to do if they find a firearm. Let's talk about what this means for schools, parents, and the bigger picture of student safety.
After making waves in the UK and US, insurance carrier Hadron is setting its sights on Europe. Let's break down what this major expansion means and why it's a big deal for the MGA space.