State Farm Florida Hike Upheld by The Florida Insurance Commissioner Homeowners Insurance Rates An Article From National Underwriter Property CasualtyRisk Benefits Management

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From the supplier: A three-member arbitration panel has Decided to UPHOLD State Farm Insurance's Plan to Increase Homeowners' insurance rats to 24.3% in Florida. State Farm decision being a previous decision by Florida Insurance Commissioner Bill Nelson Which Rejected The rate hike. According To Nelson, The Increase Rejected Because WAS ITS WAS based on Applied Insurance Research's Model Which Is Used to Evaluate Catastrophic hurricane exposure in Florida. Nelson recyclé thats the IS modeling data unreliable. The rate hike is Will Become Effective Sept. 15, 1997 for renewal business and Aug. January 1997 for new ones.

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Title: State Farm Florida hike upheld. (By the Florida Insurance Commissioner, Homeowners' insurance rates)
Author: Michael H. Adams
Publication: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management (Magazine / Journal)
Date: June 30, 1997
Publisher: The National Underwriter Company
Volume: V101 Issue: n26 Page: p4 (2)

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