There was a similar story in an Australian newspaper yesterday how within a decade 1 in 10 houses won’t be insurance due to flood/fire risk. End of the day, the insurance industry will just evolve and add more restrictions.. I can’t see them just going ‘oh well, no-one left to insure, our job is done here’
this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2025
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America is not the world
lots of the world doesnt even have the option for insurance. if anything most of the world is still catching up to the usa in the amount of insurance
Got bad news for you regarding the countries that climate change will effect.