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Old 05-24-2007, 02:41 PM
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Default Home insurance rates after Rita?

Curious as the title suggests

if there were any hikes in premiums after Rita even in the more inland areas.

I/S companies tend to increase premiums (sometimes nationwide) to subsidize claims that may be made in other parts of a city or country.

Did any of you all see this occur with your bills?

Thanks in advance.
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