AAA follows Farmers in limiting coverage in Florida, citing natural disaster threat
thehill.com
AAA will not renew home and car insurance for some of its policyholders in Florida, citing increased natural disaster risk that it says makes the policies not worth providing. “Unfortunately,…

AAA will not renew home and car insurance for some of its policyholders in Florida, citing increased natural disaster risk that it says makes the policies not worth providing. Farmers Insurance made a similar announcement on Tuesday, saying it will stop offering auto, home and umbrella insurance in Florida entirely.

Und aus Kalifornien (https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4091628-farmers-to-end-home-auto-coverage-in-florida-pull-back-in-california-over-natural-disaster-costs/)

…State Farm, California’s largest homeowners insurer, announced in May that it would halt new policies in the state due to catastrophe exposure

  • Laser@feddit.de
    3·
    1 year ago

    Aber wozu? Die Kampagne kostet Geld, und Kunden kann man damit nicht gewinnen, es betrifft ja einen Markt, den man nicht mehr bedient.

    Davon abgesehen müsste auch erst einmal ein Medium, das von den entsprechenden Menschen konsumiert wird, diese Werbung schalten.