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dutch777

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5. It could lead to a lot of unanticipated migration. The FL insurance example last I read though is proving insolvent.
Thu Mar 28, 2024, 03:01 PM
Mar 28

While not as quick to raise rates as private insurance, it still has to cover claims that are ever increasing in cost. And unless the state subsidizes the costs, rate increases still happen at about the market rate as replacing a roof costs the same whether you are the state insurance or private. Not many states in a financial position to do that although to your point, if they start losing too many taxpayers, that doesn't pencil either.

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