The Consumer Federation of America called on the Senate to reject calls from the insurance and real estate industries to renew the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.
Moreover, CFA officials said today, if it is necessary to extend the program, which expires Dec. 31, it should be "dramatically scaled back."
CFA also strongly urged Senate leaders not to relent to pressure from life insurers to cover group life losses under TRIA.
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