State Farm will stay in Florida, state insurance commissioner predicts
by Michael C. Bender | November 13th, 2009Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty sat down Thursday with The Palm Beach Post editorial board:
McCarty predicted State Farm will stay in Florida but will have a smaller presence. That could be good news for homeowners, who have seen premiums soar since Hurricane Andrew roiled the state’s insurance market in 1992.
“A leaner, smaller State Farm in Florida is better than no State Farm in Florida,” McCarty said.
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November 13th, 2009 at 2:22 pm
wUILL WE SWITCH TO STATE FARM ONLY TO DUMP US A COUPLE OF YEARS DOWN THE ROAD.AM GETTING REDICULOUS LOW QUOTES ON AUTO INSURANCE AND I AM AFRAID IT COULD BE A BATE AND SWITCH TYPE OF COME ONS. ANY OPINIONS.
November 14th, 2009 at 10:31 am
The Insurance Commision or the Govenor do not care about any of the consumers in Florida. They allow the insurance companies to run over any and all consumers. We cannot afford our houses, taxes, insurance and nothing is done about either. Time to clean the house and get leaders who care.
November 19th, 2009 at 8:51 pm
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