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Consumer Complaints About Insurers Rose 7% in 2025
Auto and home insurance customers, specifically, filed 9.2% more complaints in 2025 than in 2024.
2 min. read|February 5, 2026
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Mandatory Wildfire Insurance in Nevada Goes Up in Smoke
New law allows insurers to remove wildfire coverage from standard home insurance policies to reduce premiums.
3 min. read|January 28, 2026
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Over 1.1 Million California Homeowners Face Property Insurance Rate Hike
Under state program, insurers pledge to cover more high-risk homes in exchange for rate increases.
1 min. read|January 26, 2026
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California Home Insurer Allowed to Drop 1,300-Plus Policies in High Wildfire Risk Areas
First Select policy non-renewal notices will roll out over the next year.
2 min. read|January 6, 2026
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Insurance Claims Spike During Holidays. How to Prevent Costly Claims
Keep the holidays bright by preventing home damage, car crashes, and package theft.
3 min. read|December 16, 2025
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FEMA Flood Maps Omit Millions of High-Risk Homes, Report Says
Research finds outdated and incomplete maps underestimate flood risk, leaving millions underinsured.
2 min. read|December 16, 2025
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State Farm Cutting Auto Rates, Hiking Home Premiums in Louisiana
Rate changes will affect more than 1.3 million policyholders in the Bayou State.
2 min. read|December 16, 2025
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Winter Fires Pose Double Threat to Uninsured Homeowners
10 states have high rates of uninsured homes and higher risks of devastating home fires.
3 min. read|December 15, 2025
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Farmers Ends Cap on New Home Policies in California
Insurer credits regulatory reforms in decision to lift ban on selling over 9,500 new policies per month.
2 min. read|November 25, 2025
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NY Needs Home Insurance Reform, Industry Watchers Tell Regulators
Rising premiums, fewer options, denied claims, and policy cancellations are growing the crisis, NY Senate committee hears.
3 min. read|November 24, 2025
LA County Investigating State Farm’s Handling of January Wildfire Claims
Policyholders complain of slow-walking, underpayments, and denials, county says.
2 min. read|November 23, 2025
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Lower Disaster Losses for Insurers Won’t Add Up to Lower Rates for Homeowners
A quiet catastrophe year gives insurance companies a break. Still, La Niña, wildfire risks, and severe storms mean homeowners should stay alert and proactive.
2 min. read|October 29, 2025