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Vermont Went From 8 Medicare Advantage Plans to 3. It's the Preview for What Open Enrollment Looks Like This Fall » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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One year ago, Vermont seniors on Medicare Advantage had eight plans to choose from. Today they have three — all from a single insurer, available only in certain counties. Nearly two-thirds of Vermont Medicare beneficiaries can no longer access a Medicare Advantage plan at all. Vermont is the most extreme example in the country of what happens when private insurers decide a market isn’t profitable enough to stay in. And starting October 15, Medicare open enrollment opens for 2027 — the same seaso
The Illinois Law That Turned Fingerprint Scanners Into a Billion-Dollar Insurance Liability » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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Illinois home insurance costs rose 68 percent between 2020 and 2026 — one of the steepest climbs in the country. For most of that period, the state had no mechanism to require insurers to justify those increases before they took effect. Illinois was the only state in the nation operating without prior-approval authority over homeowners and auto insurance rates. That changed in August 2026, when Governor JB Pritzker signed two bills giving the Illinois Department of Insurance the power to review,
Alabama Has the Fourth-Highest Medical Debt in the Nation — and Some of the Weakest Protections Against It » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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In Alabama, a medical bill can follow you for six years. It can take 25 percent of your paycheck. It can threaten your home. And if you have no insurance — which more Alabamians do not, because the state hasn’t expanded Medicaid — there may be very little standing between you and all three at once. Alabama ranks fourth in the nation for medical debt per capita at $2,076 per person, according to 2025 data from DebtBusters. What separates Alabama from the states above it isn’t just the size of the
Texas Led the Nation in Nuclear Verdicts Last Year — Here's What That Means for What You Pay » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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Texas homeowners paid 60 percent more for insurance in 2024 than they did in 2019. The national average over that same period was 30 percent. So Texans absorbed the increase at twice the rate of the rest of the country — and most of them are still not entirely sure why. The short answer is that Texas got hit from three directions at once. The hail kept coming. The courtrooms got more expensive. And cyberattacks quietly became an insurance problem as much as a technology one. Global risk analysts
North Carolina Has the 6th Cheapest Auto Insurance in the Country — the Same Man Who Kept It That Way Also Blocked a 68% Home Insurance Increase » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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If you drive in North Carolina, you are getting a genuinely good deal on auto insurance. Kiplinger and Insurify’s September 2026 analysis puts full coverage in North Carolina at $1,356 per year — less than $113 per month. The national average is $2,244. North Carolina drivers are paying roughly 40 percent less than the average American driver for the same type of coverage. That did not happen by accident. And understanding why it happened tells you something important about how North Carolina ma
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