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For those of you on the coast - TWIA related

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My TWIA policy alone is $3,655 on a dwelling amount of $450,000
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The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association's Actuarial and Underwriting Committee voted July 11 to recommend the TWIA Board of Directors approve a rate filing to increase rates by 5 percent for 2024 residential policies and 8 percent for commercial policies.

The recommendation, on a 3 to 1 vote, came after the committee reviewed the 2023 Rate Adequacy Analysis that indicated TWIA rates are inadequate by 20 percent for residential coverage and 22 percent for commercial coverage, a news release from the agency states.

The committee also heard public comment from stakeholders, including elected officials and other coastal community members. The TWIA board will consider the committee's recommendation, the rate adequacy analysis and stakeholder feedback during its Aug. 8 meeting before making its annual required rate filing with the Texas Department of Insurance. Two-thirds of the board of directors must vote to approve a filing for a rate increase, and any rate increase is subject to approval by the Texas Insurance commissioner. TWIA is considered the "Insurance of Last Resort" for homeowners unable to obtain windstorm insurance through the private market.
DrEvazanPhD
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How close to the water are you?
rlb28
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11 miles
carl spacklers hat
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Grab your ankles.

Increased rates for insurance, higher taxes, higher borrowing costs, increased construction costs all combined to kill a beachfront project I'm invested in. Insurance estimate tripled in two years.
People think I'm an idiot or something, because all I do is cut lawns for a living.
rlb28
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Full disclosure. I'm an insurance agent.

We have hotshot companies, dump truck drivers, etc.. having to shut it down because of insurance premiums.

Small A/C guy with 5 vehicles went from $6k to $13k at renewal. And we are still the cheapest!

People with no mortgage are foregoing windstorm and just keeping a fire policy. It's nuts.

I could go on and on, but the last thing I'll say, is that state farm and farmers, both have pulled completely out of California in Florida. That includes home, wind and auto insurance
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