IIABA Survey Finds 2.5 Million Lost Home Cover
NU Online News Service, May 13, 3:43 p.m. EDT?May 13?Nearly 2.5 million households have lost their homeowners insurance coverage in the last 24 months as non-renewals and premium increases are becoming more common, according to a new survey by an agents group.
The consumer study was done for the Alexandria, Va.-based Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America and it drew an instant complaint from an insurers group, which said it gave an incomplete picture of the marketplace
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