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If you have seen your property and casualty insurance premiums rise significantly over the past several years, you are not alone. Across the United States, coverage for homes, autos and valuable collections have increased at a double-digit pace. Unfortunately, few families can expect any moderation in the coming year, particularly those in higher risk “Cat-rated” areas. Affluent homeowners in Florida, California and several other states can expect to see premium increases of at least 20% and may also have to accept more restrictive coverage terms. Others may even have difficulty securing coverage at any price.1 Against that backdrop, here are some answers to questions you may have about the cost and availability of coverage to protect your family, your home and your possessions. Presented here is an article by HUB International, republished by permission. Consult your insurance professional to discover why it’s happening, what to expect and how to minimize...
07.14.2022
"Transferring wealth during periods of depressed asset values, like coiling a spring, allows for the passing of assets with the potential to expand when the market recovers (as markets have historically always done)."
"Although the current market correction is unsettling for investors, it also presents opportunities for long-term investors who can stay invested and adjust as the cycle changes."
"No matter the asset class, returns will be influenced and impacted by a multitude of factors. Some are within an investor’s control, while many are not. Commercial real estate is no different."
"Stocks, bonds, real estate, and hedge funds all have negative year-to-date returns. Even cash is losing purchasing power with inflation running at 7.9%. So, what is an investor to do?"
