Sentences with phrase «flood insurance premium increases»

The Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act, S. 1926, passed by the Senate this afternoon is the time - out Realtors ® first advocated when dramatic flood insurance premium increases went into effect on October 1, 2013.

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U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer warns big increases in the national flood insurance premiums are expected.

Bigger Premiums from Biggert - Waters Many flood insurance policyholders are staring down rate increases and wondering where they came from.

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How much more than that will we all pay in increased insurance premiums, costs to rebuild and recover the economy after each fire and flood, increased costs due to health impacts and reduced agricultural yields, not to mention billions of taxpayer $ $ wasted on the dud «Direct Action» policy.

Repeated insurance claims for basement flooding can increase your premiums and minimum deductibles.

Although, the auto insurance companies may be looking forward to increase the auto insurance premiums in order to recover the losses they had to suffer due to the damages caused by natural disasters like earthquake, fire, floods, hurricanes, winter storms, tornados, etc but it is essential for them to get the approval from the regulatory authorities before implementing the increase of auto insurance rate in any state lawfully.

Uncertainty surrounding drastic increases in flood insurance premiums for coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program is negatively impacting transactions and the nation's real estate insurance premiums for coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program is negatively impacting transactions and the nation's real estate Insurance Program is negatively impacting transactions and the nation's real estate recovery.

If congress ever fails to reauthorize the NFIP, there could be a dramatic increase in flood insurance premiums.

On the eve of a multi-state rally to «Stop the Exorbitant Rise in Flood Insurance Premiums,» Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Ranking Member of the House Committee on Financial Services, released the following statement: «I am outraged by the increased costs of flood insurance premiums that have resulted from the Biggert - WaInsurance Premiums,» Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Ranking Member of the House Committee on Financial Services, released the following statement: «I am outraged by the increased costs of flood insurance premiums that have resulted from the Biggert - WatPremiums,» Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Ranking Member of the House Committee on Financial Services, released the following statement: «I am outraged by the increased costs of flood insurance premiums that have resulted from the Biggert - Wainsurance premiums that have resulted from the Biggert - Watpremiums that have resulted from the Biggert - Waters Act.

Historically flood insurance has been heavily subsidized by the United States federal government, however in the recent home price recovery some low lying areas in Florida have not recovered as quickly as the rest of the market due in part to dramatically increasing flood insurance premiums.

The rule would require lenders to escrow premiums and fees for flood insurance for loans secured by residential improved real estate or mobile homes that are made, increased, extended or renewed after Jan. 1, 2016, unless the lender or the loan qualifies for a statutory exception.

That means that a buyer who purchases a property now could be subject to substantial increases in their flood insurance premiums in the future.