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  1. "In an open letter coordinated by UK-based campaign group Inside Track, industry whistleblowers argue that the declining availability of property insurance could destabilize mortgage markets and create systemic economic risks comparable to those preceding the 2008 global financial crisis."

    beinsure.com/news/climate-chan

    #HomeInsurance

  2. New UK homes in flood-risk areas could become uninsurable, says Aviva boss
    By Julia Kollewe

    Amanda Blanc says flooding threat is ‘absolutely increasing’, as she also warns ministers over ‘kite flying’ before budget

    theguardian.com/business/2026/

    #Insuranceindustry #Aviva #Business #Homeinsurance #Insurance #Housingmarket #Property #Money #Flooding #Environment #UKnews #TheGuardian #JuliaKollewe

  3. LV= insurance is ignoring us while our house literally falls apart
    By Anna Tims

    We are living in a collapsing property because of cost-cutting and delays over our subsidence claim

    theguardian.com/money/2026/sep

    #Insurance #Money #Property #LV #Business #Insuranceindustry #Homeinsurance #UKnews #TheGuardian #AnnaTims

  4. US #HomeInsurance

    "New research from NYU’s Stern School of Business and the University of British Columbia finds that insurer-initiated homeowners insurance non-renewals are associated with higher foreclosure rates, falling home values, weaker retail spending and declining homeownership.

    The researchers argue that non-renewals represent something fundamentally different from higher insurance prices for many consumers."

    riskmarketnews.com/climate-ris

  5. "The fires have renewed attention on Europe's "protection gap" – the difference between total losses from disasters and the amount ‌covered by ⁠insurance.
    Spain's 2025 wildfires caused close to €5 billion in damage but "well under" €1 billion of that was insured.

    The European Central Bank and the European Union's insurance regulator have warned that only a quarter of losses from climate-related catastrophes between 1980 and 2024 were insured."

    reuters.com/legal/litigation/e
    #HomeInsurance

  6. Ah, nothing screams "customer service" like closing over half of home insurance #claims without paying a dime. 🏠🔒 Don’t worry, it’s not you, it's your browser's fault. Go ahead, disable all your defenses and hope for the best! 😂🤦‍♂️
    expressnews.com/business/artic #customerservice #homeinsurance #fraud #browserissues #insurancefail #HackerNews #ngated

  7. "Fossil fuels are making our insurance premiums unaffordable and exposing us to financial ruin.

    Here’s the good news: the solutions exist, they are affordable, and the public wants them. We can bring down the pollution premium by replacing fossil fuels with clean energy and making polluters pay."

    350.org/out-of-pocket-pollutio
    #HomeInsurance

  8. "While coastal states like Florida have tended to face the worst of price hikes, inland areas have also seen costs rise in recent years following hail storms, wind damage and other disasters.

    Inland states like Iowa and Nebraska have also seen sharp cost hikes as climate risks mount.

    Climate change is enhancing conditions conducive to the most powerful hurricanes and it intensified [hurricane] Helene."

    today.rtl.lu/news/world/climat
    #HomeInsurance

  9. "Insurance firms, banks and consumer advocates have proposed a national plan to offer cheaper #HomeInsurance premiums and finance options to Australians who upgrade their properties to withstand natural disasters."

    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-30/hou

  10. "Worried about wildfires sending claims soaring this year, Canada's property and casualty insurers are pushing owners to flood- and fire-proof ​homes and urging the government to take climate issues more seriously despite economic turmoil."

    reuters.com/sustainability/cop
    #HomeInsurance

  11. Between 2021 and 2024, #HomeInsurance costs increased by about 50% in Illinois, and this year, the state’s insurance rates are expected to climb about 5%.

    Illinois-based insurance giants pointed to extreme weather as driving up costs. In 2024, only Texas reported more hail damage than Illinois.

    “We are already seeing the impacts of the climate crisis show up in people’s monthly bills, and rising homeowners insurance costs are one of the clearest examples,” she said."

    chicago.suntimes.com/environme

  12. Seriously wrong: Flood-hit Lincolnshire residents at odds with Reform MP over climate change

    Constituents’ frustration with Richard Tice reflects growing problem for party and its leaders’ climate-sceptic stance Boston, nestled at the northern end of the Fens, is on the frontline of the UK’s flooding crisis, which experts say could lead to some towns being abandoned as climate breakdown makes many areas uninsurable https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/mar/25/boston-lincolnshire-flooding-reform-uk-richard-tice-climate

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  13. [Australian] Banks face climate stress as home insurance crisis widens

    "A widening insurance protection gap – the difference between the amount of insurance in place and the actual cost of recovery from a disaster – will create credit risk for banks which use residential property as the security for loans, based on a high-risk scenario for global warming."

    afr.com/companies/financial-se
    #HomeInsurance

  14. "Protection Gap Deepens: The share of uninsured homes in the U.S. has more than doubled—from 5% in 2019 to 12% in 2025—as the rising climate risk and market dynamics combine to limit the private insurance sector’s ability to close this gap."

    ethicalmarketingnews.com/escal
    #HomeInsurance

  15. A #Climate ‘Shock’ Is Eroding Some #Home Values. New Data Shows How Much.
    Since 2018, a financial shock in the #homeinsurance market has meant that homes in the ZIP codes most exposed to hurricanes and wildfires would sell for an average of $43,900 less than they would otherwise, the research found.
    In hail-prone Midwestern states, #insurance now more than 1/5 of homeowner’s housing payments, which include mortgage costs and property taxes.
    nytimes.com/interactive/2025/1
    archive.ph/Hf9h9

  16. "The Trump administration’s policies on climate, cutting funding to key programs, [and] reducing access to and limiting the collection of climate data are contributing to an increase in property insurance rates for homeowners, said insurance industry analysts and experts.

    Steep tariffs on materials like lumber, steel, & aluminum are raising construction and repair costs, which will likely be passed on to consumers through higher home insurance premiums."

    yaleclimateconnections.org/202
    #HomeInsurance

  17. "Two homeowners in Washington state who have seen sharp increases in their home insurance premiums in recent years have brought a new lawsuit against major oil and gas companies—the first of its kind aiming to hold Big Oil responsible for climate-related spikes in insurance costs."

    insideclimatenews.org/news/051
    #HomeInsurance

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  19. "Climate change and extreme weather has been a factor into the steep hikes, with insured losses from extreme weather hitting a record $8.5 billion in 2024, a Canadian record. Such frequent, severe disasters, the company noted in the report, are driving up home insurance claims and expenses across the country, forcing insurers to raise premiums to keep pace with the heightened risk."

    insauga.com/climate-change-ext
    #HomeInsurance

  20. How Climate Risks Are Putting Home Insurance Out of Reach

    “The insurance crisis in the U.S. is the canary in the coal mine, and the canary is dead,” says a former California official.

    e360.yale.edu/features/climate
    #HomeInsurance

  21. We May Have to Take Climate Risks Into Our Own Hands Now

    "The most meaningful thing you can do on your own is harden your own home against relevant disasters.

    One of the only ways home hardening and mitigation makes a difference for insurance is when it’s done on a neighborhood scale. For instance, in 10 states, communities that have been certified as firewise through the National Fire Protection Association are able to get insurance discounts."

    motherjones.com/environment/20
    #HomeInsurance

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