Craig Poulton presented a report, "Beneath the Surface: Analysis of NFIP Data Demonstrates the Need for More Equitable Rates," during a panel discussion at a Congressional Briefing on Capitol Hill. (Photo: iStock)

Any remaining doubts can be put to rest. New analysis demonstrates a clear disparity does exist in the benefits realized by high-income and low-income groups participating in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) — and contrary to some points of view, the nation's lower-income NFIP participants are consistently disadvantaged when compared to higher-income participants.

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