A new report finds second homes and million-dollar properties capture far more than low-income homeowners
Mark Rosanes Sep 10, 2026
Reinsurer warns that a $320 billion peak-loss scenario remains on the table
Utah has become the epicenter of a homeowners insurance retreat that, until this year, was mostly associated with hurricane- and wildfire-battered Florida and California.
Colorado's FEMA declaration covers government and infrastructure costs only - the 324 households who lost homes to the Aspen Acres Fire are relying on private insurance, in a market where premiums have already doubled since 2018
Gallagher Re finds a record-low combined ratio and rising ROE masking a deteriorating underlying story
Six straight years above $100 billion and no US hurricane - that is the new baseline for global catastrophe losses
State Farm’s fractious relations with authorities may be about to get worse
Lawmakers shelved a wildfire proposal that insurers warned could add 10% to 20% to statewide homeowners' premiums
When Bamboo's S-1 lands, it will show loss ratios and capacity provider concentration that have never been publicly visible
Renewables may be cleaner, but their end-of-life risks are creating new liabilities and coverage gaps.
Agility, tech, and niche expertise will be differentiators, says TMPAA head
In 2026, protection for affluent families is less about buying more coverage and more about building resilience
