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Review the events that shaped flood insurance in 2022 and where the sector is heading in the new year.
A look at flood devastation and attempts to repair a broken federal flood insurance system.
Risk Rating 2.0 includes many of the same inequities that have plagued the U.S. government flood insurance program for decades.
Data from the federal government reveals that many FHA-insured homeowners are not meeting the mandatory flood insurance requirement.
The 2020 hurricane season is expected to be a dangerous one, particularly in the wake of COVID-19
Natural disasters are an ongoing threat for which brokers and their clients need to be prepared at all times.
New analysis demonstrates a disparity in the benefits of high-income and low-income groups participating in the NFIP.
The result of nationalizing the U.S. flood insurance industry has been a catastrophe all its own. Taxpayers have lost over $40 billion and counting.
Congress's temporary extension will expire on December 21.
Hurricane Lane has already hit Hawaii. As Hurricane Florence gets closer, and two more named hurricanes lurking in the Atlantic, can Congress afford to let flood insurance reform languish?