Treczoks,

Well, it is a sound and sane decision by the insurance company. They can't afford offloading the hurricane risks of Florida on the rest of their clientele (or on their owners/shareholders) anymore.

With all the other companies withdrawing or being on a watch list for getting broke, insurance will go through the ceiling in that state.

I'm afraid this will lead to a load of uninsured property in the near future, and horrid cries for government help after the next hurricane swipes through.

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