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We are already in June. Can you believe that? It’s been a while since we’ve sent an update and there were a few important things that we wanted to mention as we head into June. Hurricane Season 2024 June 1 is the start of hurricane season. We were fortunate last year. I know some people …
Florida’s hurricane season is June 1 to Nov 30. Even if you aren’t on the coast, most areas of Florida seem to get a lot of strong storms with high winds this time of year. Proper hurricane preparation can help you avoid the frenzy that happens the week leading up to a storm and can …
Lighthouse Insurance, which has policies under Lighthouse Property Insurance Corporation and Lighthouse Excalibur Insurance Company, is the third Florida carrier facing insolvency this year. Lighthouse insurance announced that it would no longer write new policies in mid-February. At the end of March, Demotech withdrew its financial stability rating. This is a very bad sign for …
Is your insurance cancelled or is your insurance non-renewed? Maybe it’s not cancelled yet, but you’ve gotten the notice from the company in advance. First, I’m sorry to hear that. I know it can be stressful, especially when you had everything already set up previously. You probably have some questions: Those are all good questions, …
St. Johns Insurance Company is now insolvent and set to be liquidated. This news came at the end of February, and was the 5th company to become insolvent since 2019 joining Florida Specialty Insurance Co, Windhaven Insurance Co, American Capital Assurance Corp, Gulfstream Property and Casualty. (Shortly after the St. Johns Insurance announcement, Avatar Insurance …
Avatar Insurance or Avatar Property & Casualty Insurance Co. is the second Florida carrier facing insolvency this year. Avatar announced that it would no longer write new policies in mid-February. Soon after, Demotech withdrew its financial stability rating. This is a very bad sign for an insurer, as most mortgage lenders require an A-rating to …
