The ‘hurricane tax’: How Ian is pushing Florida’s home insurance market toward collapse

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By Jake BittleOct 5, 2022, 10:30 am265 pts
When Hurricane Ian pummeled Florida last week, it left a stunning trail of physical devastation in its wake. Entire neighborhoods vanished beneath water, cities were shredded by 150-mile-per-hour winds, and thousands of people lost their homes overnight. Though the storm has since dissipated, it will bring…

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