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In Florida – Forbes Advisor
Homeowners insurance covers damage to property caused by things like fires or
theft. There are many different types of homeowner insurance policies. For
example, some cover your house, whereas others include other structures such as
sheds and garages. Your home insurance policy will depend on where you reside,
how old your home is, and what building material it uses.
Florida opens Disaster Recovery Centers
The state of Florida opened two Disaster Recovery Centers on Friday. These
centers are designed to help people affected by Hurricane Michael recover from
the storm.

There are two Disaster Recovery Centers in Florida. One is in Tallahassee, and
the other is in Panama City Beach. People can go there to register for
assistance. They must bring proof of identity and insurance policy documents.

Bringing photos of damages is important because it helps FEMA determine how much
money you deserve.


CHEAP FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE COST COMPARISON


The average cost of homeowners insurance in Florida is $1,200 per year. But it
doesn't have to be that way. There are ways you can save money on your policy
without sacrificing coverage. Here are some tips to help you find cheap Florida
homeowners insurance.

Ask about discounts on your homeowner’s insurance. You might qualify for a
discount based on age, location, number of claims filed, etc. If you don’t know
what qualifies, ask your agent.

Set up automatic payments from your Credit Card or Bank Account. Many companies
offer discounted rates for customers who set up automatic monthly payments. This
allows you to pay less each month while still maintaining full coverage.

Receive Your Statement Electronically. Some companies allow you to receive your
statements online. This saves paper and postage costs. Plus, there is no longer
a need to wait for a physical bill to arrive in the mail.


LATEST FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE DEVELOPMENTS


Homeowners' insurance rates will likely go down because of the recent
hurricanes. But it could take months before we know exactly how much lower they
will be.

Insurance companies are still trying to figure that out. They've been working
overtime since Hurricane Irma hit Florida.

The state's new law requires insurance companies to pay out homeowners' claims
within 30 days of getting them. This is called "no-fault."

There are five insurers left in the state. All of them went bankrupt during the
2008 financial crisis.

Florida Insurance Guaranty Association is now handling those companies' claims.
Past Florida Home Insurance Developments
Florida's state-run insurer, Citizens Property Insurance Corp., has seen its
numbers soar since Hurricane Irma hit the state in September 2017. Citizens'
policyholders now make up nearly half of all homeowners insured in the state.
But it wasn't always like this.

In 2013, Citizens Property Insurance Corp. had under 20,000 policies insuring
properties in Florida. By 2016, that number grew to almost 30,000. Then came
Hurricane Irma.

The storm caused $50 billion worth of damage across the state, including $5.6
billion in losses to Citizens Property Insurance Corp. alone.

Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is required by law to pay claims out of its
reserves. So, the insurer began paying out claims faster than expected.

But the problem isn't necessarily the amount of money being paid out; it's how
quickly those payments come in.

According to the Tampa Bay Times, Citizens Property Insurance Corp.'s reserve
funds fell to less than $1 billion in early 2018. This meant that Citizens
Property Insurance Corp. couldn't cover future claims.

And that's where things got interesting.


WHAT TO DO IF YOUR FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE COMPANY GOES OUT OF BUSINESS


Florida homeowners insurance companies must provide coverage for certain types
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what steps to take next.

If your insurer goes out of business, you could lose everything. You might even
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your policy expiring. But there are limits to how much money you can receive
under those circumstances.

FIGA will pay claims up tp $300,000. This includes covered damages such as water
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How to file a homeowners insurance with the Florida Insurance Guaranty
Association
If you are a homeowner in Florida, chances are good that you have been paying
premiums to your insurer for many years. However, if your home suffers damage
due to a covered loss, it could mean financial ruin. Fortunately, there is
something you can do about this problem. You can join the Florida Insurance
Guaranty Fund Association (FIGA), which protects against losses caused by
insurers that become insolvent.

FIGA was established in 1990 to protect policyholders whose insurers go out of
business. Assessments paid by participating insurers fund this fund. FIGA does
not make payments directly to claimants; rather, it pays claims up to $250,000
per claimant. FIGA members include most major property/casualty insurers
licensed to operate in Florida.


FLORIDA HOMES AT RISK OF WILDFIRES


Nearly four out of every 10 homes across Florida could face wildfire risk this
year. This is according to a report published by insurance provider Allstate. In
addition, drought conditions, higher temperatures, lower humidity, and increased
fuel loads increase fire risks in the Sunshine State.

The report found that nearly half of Florida residents live within 5 miles of
areas with a high potential for wildfires. More than one million people live in
those areas.

Firefighters will be busy battling wildfires throughout the state this summer.
There are already over 2,500 active wildfires burning across the state.

 


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