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State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Hillsborough County residents- “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

Tom Zucco of the St. Petersburg Times reported on February 23, 2008 in an article entitled “State Farm to Florida homeowners: No thanks – The insurer won’t issue new homeowner policies in this state”

The article mentions State Farm’s decision not to continue writing new Florida homeowner insurance policies statewide and that new customers will be turned away. State Farm said their decision was due in part to last year’s legislation which forced property insurance companies to lower their premiums. The article points out that State Farm Florida’s moratorium on all new Florida home insurance business will put more financial strain and pressure on Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and Florida’s hurricane catastrophe fund.

While Hillsborough County had been essentially closed to new State Farm Florida homeowners insurance business for several years, the move is not good news for homeowners who want consumer choice when it is time to purchase Florida home insurance.

Hillsborough County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 6,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Hillsborough County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Hillsborough County this is not good news. Hillsborough County has always been a difficult county to find private Florida homeowners insurance in, and State Farm cutting back is only going to make the situation worse.

If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs in Tampa, Apollo Beach, Brandon, Lutz, Plant City, Ruskin, Seffner, Sulphur Springs, Sweetwater, Thonotosassa or anywhere else in Hillsborough County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in , or anywhere else in Hillsborough County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 19 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Hillsborough County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 19 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

You will also learn more about why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 19 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Finally, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Hillsborough County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Hillsborough County,Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm Florida auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know that you received their message loud and clear in Hillsborough County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Pinellas County residents- “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

Tom Zucco of the St. Petersburg Times reported on February 23, 2008 in an article entitled “State Farm to Florida homeowners: No thanks – The insurer won’t issue new homeowner policies in this state”

The article mentions State Farm’s decision not to continue writing new Florida homeowner insurance policies statewide and that new customers will be turned away. State Farm said their decision was due in part to last year’s legislation which forced property insurance companies to lower their premiums. The article points out that State Farm Florida’s moratorium on all new Florida home insurance business will put more financial strain and pressure on Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and Florida’s hurricane catastrophe fund.

While Pinellas County had been essentially closed to new State Farm Florida homeowners insurance business for several years, the move is not good news for homeowners who want consumer choice when it is time to purchase Florida home insurance.

Pinellas County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 9,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Pinellas County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Pinellas County this is not good news. Pinellas County has always been a difficult county to find private Florida homeowners insurance in, and State Farm cutting back is only going to make the situation worse.

If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs in Pinellas County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Crystal Beach, Indian Rocks Beach, Largo, Madeira Beach, Redington Beach, Pinellas Park, or anywhere else in Pinellas County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 19 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in a Pinellas County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 19 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

You will also learn more about why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 19 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Finally, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Pinellas County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Pinellas County, Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm Florida auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know that you received their message loud and clear in Pinellas County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Palm Beach County Florida residents – “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

Julie Patel of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported on February 23, 2008 in an article entitled “State Farm will no longer write new policies in Florida”

The article reports on State Farm’s decision not to continue writing new homeowner windstorm policies statewide. The article cites State Farm Florida’s unhappiness with last year’s Florida law that forced them to trim homeowner policy prices.

While Palm Beach County had been essentially closed to new State Farm Florida homeowners insurance business for several years, the move is not good news for homeowners who want consumer choice when it is time to purchase Florida home insurance.

Palm Beach County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 7,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Palm Beach County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Palm Beach County this is not good news. Palm Beach County has always been a difficult county to find private Florida homeowners insurance in, and State Farm cutting back is only going to make the situation worse.

If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs in Palm Beach County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Juno Beach, Jupiter, Lake Worth, Lantana, Loxahatchee, Royal Palm Beach, Singer Island, Wellington or anywhere else in Palm Beach County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 22 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in a Palm Beach County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 22 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

You will also learn more about why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 22 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Finally, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Palm Beach County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Palm Beach County, Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm Florida auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know that you received their message loud and clear in Palm Beach County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Broward County Florida residents – “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

Julie Patel of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported on February 23, 2008 in an article entitled “State Farm will no longer write new policies in Florida”

The article reports on State Farm’s decision not to continue writing new homeowner windstorm policies statewide. The article cites State Farm Florida’s unhappiness with last year’s Florida law that forced them to trim homeowner policy prices.

While Broward County had been essentially closed to new State Farm Florida homeowners insurance business for several years, the move is not good news for homeowners who want consumer choice when it is time to purchase Florida home insurance.

Broward County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 7,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Broward County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Broward County this is not good news. Broward County also has the distinction of being one of the toughest counties to find Florida homeowner insurance companies still willing to write a new policy. We’ve been tracking the private Florida home insurance market in Broward County since the 2007 legislation. Since early 2007, Broward County has lost more Florida homeowner insurance companies willing to write a new policy than any other county in the State of Florida.

If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs in Broward County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in Fort Lauderdale, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Dania Beach, Davie, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Pompano Beach, Weston, or anywhere else in Broward County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 21 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Broward County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 21 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

You will also learn more about why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 21 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Finally, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Broward County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Broward County, Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm Florida auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know that you received their message loud and clear in Broward County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Florida residents – “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

John Hielscher of the Sarasota Herald Tribune reported on February 25, 2008 in an article entitled “One less insurer for homes – State Farm stops writing new homeowners policies in response to state law”

The article points out that State Farm made this decision in part due to last year’s legislation that forced Florida homeowner insurance companies to reduce rates. It also highlights the fact that Florida residents are presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year by multiple companies.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in many counties this is not good news. If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide located at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings. But only if you act now – before your current policy expires and the 2008 hurricane season is upon us.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 36 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in the State of Florida. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

Our Finding Private Insurance section explains why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to other companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Last but not least, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in your own home county.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm Florida auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know that you received their message loud and clear!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Sarasota County Florida residents – “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

John Hielscher of the Sarasota Herald Tribune reported on February 25, 2008 in an article entitled “One less insurer for homes – State Farm stops writing new homeowners policies in response to state law”

The article points out that State Farm made this decision in part due to last year’s legislation that forced Florida homeowner insurance companies to reduce rates. It also highlights the fact that Sarasota County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 5,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Sarasota County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Sarasota County this is not good news. If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs in Sarasota County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in Sarasota, Englewood, Venice, North Port, Osprey, or anywhere else in Sarasota County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide located at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings. But only if you act now – before your current policy expires and the 2008 hurricane season is upon us.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 22 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Sarasota County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 22 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

Our Finding Private Insurance section explains why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 22 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida– and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Last but not least, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Sarasota County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Sarasota County, Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm Florida auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know that you received their message loud and clear in Sarasota County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Charlotte County Florida residents – “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

John Hielscher of the Sarasota Herald Tribune reported on February 25, 2008 in an article entitled “One less insurer for homes – State Farm stops writing new homeowners policies in response to state law”

The article points out that State Farm made this decision in part due to last year’s legislation that forced Florida homeowner insurance companies to reduce rates. It also highlights the fact that Charlotte County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 3,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Charlotte County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Charlotte County this is not good news. If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowners insurance costs in Charlotte County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in Port Charlotte, Cape Haze, El Jobean, Murdock, Rotunda West or anywhere else in Charlotte County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide located at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings. But only if you act now – before your current policy expires and the 2008 hurricane season is upon us.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 23 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Charlotte County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 22 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

Our Finding Private Insurance section explains why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 23 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years. There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Last but not least, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Charlotte County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Charlotte County homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm. Here is your chance to let State Farm know you received their message loud and clear in Charlotte County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company just sent a clear message to Manatee County Florida residents – “We will not write you a new Florida homeowners insurance policy, but we want to keep your auto policy and all your other Florida insurance business.” How? By placing you into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with over 1,000,000 other Florida homeowner insurance policy holders.

John Hielscher of the Sarasota Herald Tribune reported on February 25, 2008 in an article entitled “One less insurer for homes – State Farm stops writing new homeowners policies in response to state law”

The article points out that State Farm made this decision in part due to last year’s legislation that forced Florida homeowner insurance companies to reduce rates. It also highlights the fact that Manatee County is presently participating in an estimated 50,000 State Farm Florida home insurance cancellations across the State of Florida.

We estimate that the Florida home insurance cancellations by State Farm Florida are only part of over 3,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled in Manatee County by many companies during 2008, and are part of an additional 150,000 Florida home insurance policies that will be cancelled statewide during the year.

With only 36 Florida homeowner insurance companies writing new business statewide at the present time and a lot fewer writing new business in Manatee County this is not good news. If you want to stay in control of your Florida homeowner insurance costs in Manatee County you have to take action to find other Florida home insurance companies that will still write new business in your area. Finding out who those companies are and getting them to compete for your business is the best way for you to save thousands on your Florida home insurance.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida or if you need other insurance options and you live in Bradenton, Holmes Beach, Long Boat Key, Ellenton or anywhere else in Manatee County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide located at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings. But only if you act now – before your current policy expires and the 2008 hurricane season is upon us.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 23 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Manatee County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 22 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

Our Finding Private Insurance section explains why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 23 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years.
There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Last but not least, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Manatee County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today and find other companies besides State Farm Florida who will still welcome new business from Manatee County, Florida homeowners. At the same time you will make contact with Florida auto insurance agents who would love the opportunity to present you with lower cost options to State Farm auto insurance. Here is your chance to let State Farm know you received their message loud and clear in Manatee County!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company is moving forward with a statewide plan to drop over 50,000 Florida home insurance policies. And not everyone being dropped in Manatee County is thrilled about being placed in Citizens Property Insurance Corporation after being dumped by State Farm Florida.

John Hielscher of the Sarasota Herald Tribune reported on February 18, 2008 in an article entitled “Some Owners See Silver Lining in State Farm’s Nonrenewal” on Manatee County residents who are losing their State Farm Florida homeowners insurance coverage on their homes.

The article points out that many of those who have their homeowners insurance in Florida cancelled by State Farm Florida will end up in Citizens Property Insurance Corporation.

Some considering Citizens have to lower the insured value of their home and eliminate pool screen enclosure coverage just to save a small amount of money compared to what they were spending with State Farm Florida. Others are concerned about Citizens poor customer service history during the 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons – a very valid concern given that Citizens now has the largest number of Florida homeowner insurance policyholders of any homeowner insurance company in Florida.

Finally, others are concerned about the potential for being moved from Citizens to an undercapitalized take-out Florida homeowners insurance company – companies that might not have enough cash reserves to pay for damage in a future Florida hurricane.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida and you want to consider options other than Citizens Property Insurance Corporation:

if you live in Bradenton, Holmes Beach, Long Boat Key, Ellenton or anywhere else in Manatee County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide located at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings. But only if you act now – before your current policy expires and the 2008 hurricane season is upon us.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 23 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Manatee County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 22 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

Our Finding Private Insurance section explains why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 23 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years. There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Last but not least, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Manatee County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today to give you options other than Citizens while replacing your State Farm Florida homeowners insurance and auto insurance with new companies that will save you thousands!

State Farm Florida Insurance Company is moving forward with a statewide plan to drop over 50,000 Florida home insurance policies. And not everyone in Charlotte County is thrilled about being placed in Citizens Property Insurance Corporation after being dumped by State Farm Florida.

John Hielscher of the Sarasota Herald Tribune reported on February 18, 2008 in an article entitled “Some Owners See Silver Lining in State Farm’s Nonrenewal” on a Charlotte County resident who was losing coverage on his Punta Gorda Isles, Florida home.

The article points out that many of those who have their homeowners insurance in Florida cancelled by State Farm Florida will end up in Citizens Property Insurance Corporation.

Some considering Citizens have to lower the insured value of their home and eliminate pool screen enclosure coverage just to save a small amount of money compared to what they were spending with State Farm Florida. Others are concerned about Citizens poor customer service history during the 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons – a very valid concern given that Citizens now has the largest number of Florida homeowner insurance policyholders of any homeowner insurance company in Florida.

Finally, others are concerned about the potential for being moved from Citizens to an undercapitalized take-out Florida homeowners insurance company – companies that might not have enough cash reserves to pay for damage in a future Florida hurricane.

Here’s what you should do if you receive a Florida homeowner insurance cancellation notice from State Farm Florida and you want to consider options other than Citizens Property Insurance Corporation:

If you live in Port Charlotte, Cape Haze, El Jobean, Murdock, Rotunda West or anywhere else in Charlotte County:

Visit The Home Insurance Buyers Guide located at www.homeinsurancebuyers.org – an organization dedicated to helping homeowners find affordable, private Florida homeowners insurance.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide helps you find, screen, and contact Florida homeowners insurance companies still writing new business in your area – Private companies that will keep you out of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and offer you huge savings. But only if you act now – before your current policy expires and the 2008 hurricane season is upon us.

As of this writing, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide has 23 Florida homeowners insurance companies that are still writing new business in Charlotte County. You only need to find one Florida home insurance company that you weren’t aware of to save thousands!

You should expect your State Farm Florida agent to try to talk you into moving your Florida homeowners insurance policy into Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. Why? Because your Florida homeowner insurance agent wants to keep your State Farm Florida auto insurance business and doesn’t want you to know about the 22 other insurance companies that might be interested in covering your home. Your State Farm Florida Insurance Agent might also be concerned that when you make contact with other independent insurance agents that you might move your auto business to them as well. If you want to get the lowest cost on your Florida homeowners insurance, using your existing agent is not enough.

The Home Insurance Buyers Guide will help you to create competition for your Florida homeowners insurance business and help you put your policy out to bid – giving you the lowest possible cost so that your interests and not those of your agent come first.

Our Finding Private Insurance section explains why it is essential for you to have private Florida home insurance after the next hurricane.

Purchasing the Buyers Guide will give you access to 23 companies that have the potential to replace the Florida homeowners insurance policy you had with State Farm Florida.

Using the Home Insurance Buyers Guide will also put you in contact with an independent Florida homeowner insurance agent who can quote you an auto policy to replace the one you had with State Farm Florida – and at a cost that will be less than the auto insurance discount you thought that you were supposed to be getting from State Farm Florida on your auto all of these years. There is an excellent chance that you can save thousands over what you had been paying State Farm Florida for the combined Florida homeowners insurance and Florida auto insurance policies.

Last but not least, The Home Insurance Buyers Guide gives you a way to get involved with the Florida homeowners insurance crisis and to let you legislators know how you feel about the poor availability of private homeowners insurance in Florida and in particular in Charlotte County.

Use The Home Insurance Buyers Guide today to give you options other than Citizens while replacing your State Farm Florida homeowners insurance and auto insurance with new companies that will save you thousands!