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To: Cincinatus' Wife

The Northeast may be in for another shocker, homeowner insurance increases and in some areas none could be available. I went through hurricanes Francis,Jean(2004) and Wilma(2005) here in SE FL. My homeowners jumped from about $850 per year to $4450 per year. Then you’ll have the power companies asking for increases for all the repairs needed. When the lights go back on, it’s not over.


27 posted on 11/04/2012 3:39:55 AM PST by midway1 (Inside every liberal is an American trying to get out)
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To: midway1

“The Northeast may be in for another shocker, homeowner insurance increases and in some areas none could be available. I went through hurricanes Francis,Jean(2004) and Wilma(2005) here in SE FL. My homeowners jumped from about $850 per year to $4450 per year.”

Actually, they did increase the homeowners insurance in New England 3 years ago with the justification that the area was overdue for a hurricane. I am quite sure the insurance companies will bank on everyone forgetting that increase, plus last years increase, most likely due to Irene, and just increase it again.


36 posted on 11/04/2012 4:23:15 AM PST by castlegreyskull
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