Citizens paring home policies
Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp., which insurers homes and commercial properties shunned by private companies, continues to shed policies.
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Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp., which insurers homes and commercial properties shunned by private companies, continues to shed policies.
AUSTIN – Farmers Insurance agreed Monday to scale back a double-digit rate hike for homeowners coverage in Texas.
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