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The state’s insurers have sufficient reinsurance capital to weather Hurricanes Milton, Helene and Debby and another Milton-sized storm this year.
Despite their gloomy responses to economic confidence surveys, consumers have kept spending, thus buoying the economy.
Homeowners, renters and small businesses in Florida counties hit by Hurricane Milton can now apply for FEMA aid and state bridge loans for disaster recovery.
Experts say it’s easier to prevent a cyberattack than to fix one. Cyberattacks on firms with fewer than 10 employees have risen 13% since 2020.
Homes built to newer elevated construction standards fared better than older structures after the past two hurricanes.
Brokers should build a system to ensure all documentation is organized and easily accessible, which could include using transaction management software.
A rent-versus-buy calculator can help potential homeowners determine if they can afford a monthly house payment or should continue to rent.
Insurers will include limited water damage coverage in policies taken over from Citizens this fall due to new state regulations requiring comparable protection.
Realtors and residents affected by Hurricanes Milton and Helene can apply for financial assistance and programs that offer aid for damaged homes and offices.
As households shrink and birth rates decline, pets are increasingly becoming integral family members. More adults are now caring for pets than children.