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Florida’s Hidden Insurance Report Puts $1.3 Billion In Affiliate Profits At Center of Governor’s RaceWhat Florida Homeowners Need to Know A state-funded examination found insurers reported $432 million in losses from 2017 through 2019 while affiliated companies generated roughly $1.3 billion in net income. David Jolly wants tighter controls on affiliate payments and proposes moving hurricane and wind risk into a state-backed fund. Byron Donalds favors…
USA Herald10d agoWhole story →
GovernmentEconomyByron Donaldsflorida governors race
DeSantis splits with state GOP on Reserve Fund AmendmentNews Service of Florida — Gov. Ron DeSantis eventually got the Legislature to put his property tax cut measure (now called Amendment 3) on the ballot, but he’s not on board with a different amendment backed by GOP leaders in his party. DeSantis on Monday evening came out against Amendment 1, which would increase the amount of money lawmakers can put into…
Around Osceola23d agoWhole story →
GovernmentEconomyRon DeSantisflorida amendment 1 debate
Families of the 67 who died in last year's midair collision want reforms to prevent the next tragedyThe loved ones of the 67 people killed in last year's collision between an airliner and Army helicopter over Washington, D.C., have a message for Congress and regulators. They want more action now to ensure other families won’t be left clutching memories instead of each other. Several of the victims’ families joined with top lawmakers and the head of the…
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution23d agoWhole story →
SecurityBuildTed Cruzmidair collision reforms