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Old Posted Oct 19, 2023, 6:36 PM
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Originally Posted by WarrenC12 View Post
Actually I'm not sure it is killing reserves. Deductibles are going up above all but the most extreme water events, with many buildings having $250k deductibles. It's killing individual owner insurance premiums though, and even more so those who don't understand how insurance works and aren't properly covered.
It very much is.

Corps are paying cash for their common water events, eroding reserves at an alarming rate. The other issue is with a 50k max limit for individual exposure from an event (at least in AB) and so corps now have to go to court for the remainder.
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