California FAIR Plan reduces broker commissions for home insurance
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What happened
The California FAIR Plan, which acts as California's insurer of last resort, announced a reduction in the commission paid to brokers writing its policies. The plan will now pay 3 percent on new policies and 2 percent on renewals, a reduction that cuts broker pay by roughly two-thirds from previous arrangements.
Why it matters
The FAIR Plan assures basic home insurance for homeowners who cannot secure coverage elsewhere and is essentially a consortium of the state’s insurance carriers. The reduction in broker commissions may result in increased costs being passed on to homeowners.
Who's involved
- CaliforniaSubject of the state's governmental framework
- California Department of Health Care ServicesA mandated body within the state's governmental structure
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