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U.S. Homeowners Insurance Market Outlook: What Agents Need to Know Through 2030

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The U.S. homeowners insurance market is entering a new era — one shaped by advanced technology, evolving consumer needs, and the increasing urgency of climate risk.

The Insurance Industry at a Crossroads: PwC’s New Report Calls for Urgent Transformation

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The European insurance industry stands on the brink of a seismic shift. Once lauded for its resilience and predictability, the sector is now contending with sweeping disruption that challenges its very foundation.

Tariffs and Insurance: How New Trade Policies Are Driving Industry-Wide Adjustments

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The U.S. insurance industry, already tasked with forecasting risk amid a dynamic global landscape, is now facing new challenges following the announcement of sweeping tariffs by President Donald Trump on April 3, 2025.

U.S. Traffic Deaths Decline in 2024, but Challenges Remain

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After years of rising roadway fatalities, new data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) shows a promising shift. Traffic deaths in the United States fell by 3.8% in 2024, reaching 39,345 fatalities — the lowest number since 2020.

A Roundup of New Insurance Legislation in 3 States

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From privacy protections to wildfire risk management, several states are introducing forward-thinking insurance legislation in 2025.

Rising Tariffs and Auto Insurance: What to Know About the Financial Impact and Cost Strategies

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Newly implemented tariffs on auto-related imports are expected to influence the cost structure within the auto insurance sector significantly.

Josh Moreau Joins Alliant Insurance Services as Vice President in Los Angeles

Josh Moreau has joined Alliant Insurance Services as Vice President within its Employee Benefits Group. Based in Los Angeles, Moreau will focus on private equity and mergers and acquisitions.

U.S. Individual Life Insurance Sales Hit Record High in 2024

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The U.S. individual life insurance market marked its fourth consecutive year of record-high premium in 2024, with total new annualized premium reaching $15.9 billion — a 3% increase over the previous year, according to LIMRA’s newly released retail life insurance sales survey.

Colorado Shifts Wildfire Insurance Strategy: Homeowners to Bear the Cost

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Colorado lawmakers have reshaped a key piece of wildfire insurance legislation, House Bill 1302, shifting the financial burden for reinsurance funding from utility companies to homeowners.

Tariffs Threaten to Drive Up Insurance Costs and Global Economic Tensions, Warns APCIA

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As federal policymakers weigh new tariffs on imported goods, the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) is sounding the alarm about the ripple effects across the insurance industry and global economic order.