Additional action being taken to make property, casualty insurance more affordable
Abbott ordered new steps to curb premiums, including limits on roof-age pricing and a study of claim-cost drivers.
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Additional action being taken to make property, casualty insurance more affordable
(The Center Square) – Additional measures are being taken to make property and casualty insurance more affordable, Gov. Greg Abbott said.
Gov. Abbott Announces TDI Plan To Tackle Texas Property Insurance Costs
The Texas Department of Insurance has identified several actions to protect consumers and address property and casualty insurance costs following a directive from Gov. Greg Abbott. Abbott issued the directive on August 24, asking TDI to use its existing authority to lower insurance costs and identify additional administrative and legislative changes that could benefit policyholders. […]
TDI presses insurance discounts for Texans who strengthen their homes
Español The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) issued a bulletin pushing home insurance companies to give premium discounts to homeowners who make their homes more resistant to damage from storms and wildfires. Homes built with stronger materials and methods – like roofs that meet the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety FORTIFIED Home™ standard…
Abbott Announces TDI Actions Aimed at Lowering Insurance Costs in Texas
AUSTIN, TX — Gov. Greg Abbott announced Wednesday that the Texas Department of Insurance has identified a series of actions aimed at protecting consumers and making property and casualty insurance more affordable in Texas. Learn More Here.
TDI hears from Texans on top insurance concerns
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) released the results of its Speak Up, Texas campaign, a statewide initiative inviting Texans to share their ideas for improving home and auto insurance. From March through July, over 200 people participated online and in person, providing feedback on the challenges they face and the changes they’d like to see.
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