Citizens Property Insurance
Facing S. Florida: Issues Facing Citizens Prop. Insurance
With the start of hurricane season, Facing South Florida takes a deeper look at Citizens Property Insurance and its myriad problems.
Gelber Calls On Gov. Scott To Return Money To Insurer
A leading Florida Democrat is crying foul about a deal made with Citizens Property Insurance and another insurance company which is getting paid to absorb 60,000 policies.
Citizens Bare Bones Plan Is Just That
Some South Florida homeowners who are insured by Citizens Property Insurance may be eligible for a cheaper option.
Citizen’s Prop. Insurance Offers Cheaper Option
Property owners covered by Citizen’s Property Insurance may have a cheaper option that they are not aware of.
Senate Approves Watered Down Citizens Insurance Bill
Some good news for property owners who are covered by Citizens Property Insurance. On Thursday, the Senate approved a watered down House bill to reform the state backed insurance provider.
Citizens Target Of Lawsuit Alleging Overcharging
Citizens Insurance is the target of another class action lawsuit that alleges the insurance company, backed by taxpayers, has been deliberately overcharging customers.
Legislature On Path To Trim Citizen’s Roles
The Legislature appears to be on a path to make it harder for non-homesteaded homes, often owned by people living out-of-state, to be added to or remain under the umbrella of the state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp.
Citizens Plans To Shed Wind Policies
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation took a first step Monday to move thousands of coastal hurricane insurance policies to a private insurer.
Miami Beach Rep. Files Bill For Inspector General At Citizen’s Prop.
A state representative from Miami Beach has filed a bill aimed at making spending by some employees at Citizens Property Insurance Corp. more responsible.
Citizens’ Targets 200,000 Policies In “Opt Out” Campaign
Thousand of South Florida homeowners insured by the state-run Citizens’ Property Insurance have gotten a letter from them recently that said they’re coverage had been chosen to be transferred to a private company if they fail to send in a form on time giving them the choice of opting out of the transfer and keeping their existing coverage.






