The system is already strained by climate-induced disasters, says Wharton’s Ben Keys. Homeowners across the state may bear some of the cost.

Plaintiff compensation for pain and suffering is climbing. Insurers question the basis for huge awards and say they have to charge higher rates.

We take a look at how Americans feel about health insurance and what causes those feelings to change.

Inflation sent rates up at first. But factors like complex vehicle technology and climate change risk are keeping costs high.

The drugs are expensive out of pocket. Even with insurance, high co-pays can also limit who has access to them.

The rise in premiums has less to do with the threat of extreme weather and more to do with the very nature of the business: providing housing for people exiting homelessness.

As communities recover from Helene and Milton, insurance sometimes needs insurance of its own.

Cat bonds help insurers spread risk to investors. Extreme weather created by climate change may disrupt the balance of risk and reward.

Vice President Kamala Harris is proposing Medicare take on these costs, as most Americans rely instead on unpaid care from family.

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