What was said
“analysts predict that homeowners in California could see their insurance costs go up by up to 40% on average”Watch at 13:01Disaster in California: Your Insurance Costs Are About to Explode!
Andrei Jikh, relaying another source: House prices — not judged: the rule reads only US national figures
Said on Jan 13, 2025, at 13:01 in the video.
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What was said around it
California's wealth and the property taxes tied to it are now at risk of pulling out of La that's because when wealthier neighborhoods face constant destruction and Rising Insurance costs and bureaucracy that won't allow them to rebuild their homes to the way they were before families are incentivized to leave and this creates a ripple effect property tax revenues go down that means schools make less money less money gets spent on infrastructure public services and insurance gets affected which puts even more Financial pressure on the city analysts predict that homeowners in California could see their insurance costs go up by up to 40% on average and this crisis is not just affecting people living in California it's a warning sign for the rest of the country states like Florida Texas and Colorado are already seeing the same Trends with insurance costs going up because insurance companies want to stay ahead not going to wait for more disasters to raise their premiums so if your insurance rate goes up up or your policy gets cancelled this could be the potential reason why now hopefully this is a wakeup call to look at the problems of California and its leadership and the need for a national
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