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Flood insurance costs are rising. Florida keeps paying, other states drop it

The Miami Herald 16 Dec 2025

In spite of rising costs, Floridians aren’t ditching their flood insurance policies, a new study found. But the rest of the nation is dropping flood policies at a rate that could endanger the federal program that provides them ... .

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Flood insurance lifeline extended — but new deadline looms for NC homeowners

The News & Observer 29 Nov 2025

Lawmakers face pressure to fix a $22 billion debt and avoid another lapse that could leave NC homeowners uninsured ....

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Flood Insurance Costs Could Soar 64% Without Government-Backed NFIP | Insurify

The Moore County News Press 20 Nov 2025

The vast majority of Americans get their flood insurance through the NFIP. Without the program, average premiums could rise as much as $600 ....

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November 13, 2025 - Statement Regarding NFIP Reauthorization Through January 30, 2026 (Louisiana Department of Insurance)

Public Technologies 13 Nov 2025

According to NFIP Bulletin W-24020, NFIP insurers can issue policies effective as of the date they receive the application and all amounts due (subject to applicable waiting periods), and any claims ...

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NFIP Shutdown Stalls Closings--Agents Turn to Private Flood Solutions

Rio Grande Sun 28 Oct 2025

27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As the National Flood ...

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Should Triangle homebuyers be worried about government shutdown? What experts say

The Herald-Sun 28 Oct 2025

Experts warn the federal shutdown is disrupting Triangle housing. NFIP lapse and delays to FHA, VA and USDA loans ... .

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Homebuyers Hit by NFIP Shutdown – Private Flood Insurance Still Available Online

GetNews 18 Oct 2025

Salt Lake City, Utah - Thousands of homebuyers are finding themselves in limbo as the ongoing federal government shutdown halts new flood insurance policies from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).

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Government shutdown threatens to freeze some Florida home sales, Realtors warn

The Miami Herald 18 Oct 2025

Two weeks into the government shutdown, Florida realtors — and home buyers and sellers — are starting to feel the impact ... .

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Best’s Market Segment Report: U.S. Government Shutdown May Create Opening for Private Flood Insurers to Fill Void Left by Lack of NFIP Coverage (AM Best Company)

Public Technologies 13 Oct 2025

Government Shutdown May Create Opening for Private Flood Insurers to Fill Void Left by Lack of NFIP Coverage ... Because Congress did not reach a funding agreement, it did not reauthorize the NFIP.

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Government shutdown could slow Florida home sales. New federal flood insurance frozen

The Miami Herald 03 Oct 2025

Many homes in Florida require flood insurance policies before a sale can close ... .

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ALTA Urges NFIP Extension Amid Government Shutdown

The Daily Item 01 Oct 2025

1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With a federal government ...

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Neptune Flood Remains Open Nationwide While NFIP Halted by Government Shutdown

PR Newswire 01 Oct 2025

1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With the federal government shut down today, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is unable to issue new or renewal policies ... "While the NFIP is unavailable, Neptune is ...

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October 1, 2025 - Congress Did Not Reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program - Here's What NFIP Policyholders Need to Know September 24, 2025 - Commissioner Temple Applauds Jefferson and Livingston Parishes for Improved Flood Rating and Reduced Premiums (Louisiana Department of Insurance)

Public Technologies 01 Oct 2025

Here's What NFIP Policyholders Need to Know. Congress did not reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) by the deadline yesterday ... The NFIP cannot issue new or renew existing flood insurance policies.

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Agencies Issue Guidance for NFIP Lapse (Ohio Bankers League)

Public Technologies 01 Oct 2025

). 10/01/25 ... The guidance also addresses the availability and use of private flood insurance. The OBL has been working with members of the Ohio delegation to reauthorize NFIP, which can be done outside of the broader government funding negotiations.

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Public Comment Period Closing on Potential Changes to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) in Oregon (FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency)

Public Technologies 29 Sep 2025

- The public comment period on potential changes to the NFIP in the Oregon plan area will close on October 6, 2025 ... Over 200 communities in Oregon would be affected by these changes to the NFIP ... FEMA NFIP OR EIS.

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Flood insurance costs are rising. Florida keeps paying, other states drop it

Flood insurance lifeline extended — but new deadline looms for NC homeowners

Flood Insurance Costs Could Soar 64% Without Government-Backed NFIP | Insurify

November 13, 2025 - Statement Regarding NFIP Reauthorization Through January 30, 2026 (Louisiana Department of Insurance)

NFIP Shutdown Stalls Closings--Agents Turn to Private Flood Solutions

Should Triangle homebuyers be worried about government shutdown? What experts say

Homebuyers Hit by NFIP Shutdown – Private Flood Insurance Still Available Online

Government shutdown threatens to freeze some Florida home sales, Realtors warn

Best’s Market Segment Report: U.S. Government Shutdown May Create Opening for Private Flood Insurers to Fill Void Left by Lack of NFIP Coverage (AM Best Company)

Government shutdown could slow Florida home sales. New federal flood insurance frozen

ALTA Urges NFIP Extension Amid Government Shutdown

Neptune Flood Remains Open Nationwide While NFIP Halted by Government Shutdown

October 1, 2025 - Congress Did Not Reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program - Here's What NFIP Policyholders Need to Know September 24, 2025 - Commissioner Temple Applauds Jefferson and Livingston Parishes for Improved Flood Rating and Reduced Premiums (Louisiana Department of Insurance)

Agencies Issue Guidance for NFIP Lapse (Ohio Bankers League)

Public Comment Period Closing on Potential Changes to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) in Oregon (FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency)

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