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2018 is drawing to a close, but it won't be forgotten soon. For many, it was a year filled with heartbreak and devastation as extreme weather events battered homes, cities and countries around the world.
Until the issue of climate change is proactively handled, insureds everywhere should consider what this means in terms of their coverage. As extreme weather events continue to grow in size and scale, its effects will be felt in a higher capacity going forward.
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