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- United Property & Casualty Insurance Company, better known as UPC Insurance, may have been a good option for homeowners in some risk-prone areas who also preferred working with in-person agents. However, the company has been declared insolvent and new policies are no longer available.
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1 day ago · Since 2017, 15 companies have declared insolvency, according to the state Office of Insurance Regulation. That includes United Property and Casualty, which went bankrupt last year after being the sole participant in the state’s temporary market stabilization program, a third program aimed at helping the insurance industry.
2 days ago · Since 2017, 15 companies have declared insolvency, according to the state Office of Insurance Regulation. That includes United Property and Casualty, which went bankrupt last year after being the ...
1 day ago · Since 2017, 15 companies have declared insolvency, according to the state Office of Insurance Regulation. That includes United Property and Casualty, which went bankrupt last year after being the sole participant in the state’s temporary market stabilization program, a third program aimed at helping the insurance industry.
May 13, 2024 · At the end of 2022, United’s insurance subsidiaries included two Florida domiciled carriers, United Property & Casualty Insurance Co. (UPC) and American Coastal Insurance Co. (ACIC or...
May 1, 2024 · Declared insolvent February 2023 and no longer writing new policies. Previously offered home insurance in high-risk coastal areas. High NAIC complaint index. New. What’s new with UPC? Effective...
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Apr 25, 2024 · After years of losses, United Property and Casualty went insolvent in February last year, just months after Hurricane Ian struck. It had more than 53,000 policies in Florida.
1 day ago · Since 2017, 15 companies have declared insolvency, according to the state Office of Insurance Regulation. That includes United Property and Casualty, which went bankrupt last year after being the sole participant in the state’s temporary market stabilization program, a third program aimed at helping the insurance industry.