In The NewsInsurance KSBY-SBA (NBC) – Santa Barbara, CA; Consumer Watchdog Estimated $5.5 Billion Was Overcharged To Californians In 2020 Across Top 15 Insurance Providers Share EmailPrintCopy URLFacebookTwitterReddIt February 27, 2023 TagsAuto Insurance Submit A Consumer Complaint Latest Articles Watchdog Renews Call on Insurance Commissioner Lara to Mandate Insurance Companies Disclose the Fossil Fuel Projects They Insure Carmen Balber - April 9, 2024 Consumers Who Harden Homes to Reduce Wildfire Risk Must Have a Right to Buy Insurance, Consumer Watchdog to Testify before Little Hoover Commission Carmen Balber - March 28, 2024 As Drafted, Insurance Commissioner’s Proposed Rules for Insurance Catastrophe Models Preserve Secrecy of Black Box Models Carmen Balber - March 14, 2024 Study: Public Scrutiny Has Saved Californians Over $5.5 Billion on Home, Auto Insurance Since 2002, Including $885 Million at Year-End Carmen Balber - February 1, 2024 Consumer Watchdog Saves Policyholders $884.8 Million on Year-End Insurance Rate Increases Pam Pressley - January 9, 2024 In The News Sacramento Bee – California insurers must give discounts for wildfire mitigation. Have homeowners benefited? April 18, 2024 Insurance Business – Watchdog reiterates call for fossil fuel disclosure from insurers April 10, 2024 FOX 11- Los Angeles, CA: State Farm dropping policies in these California ZIP codes April 10, 2024 Los Angeles Times – Upscale Westside L.A. neighborhoods hit very hard by State Farm home insurance cancellations April 10, 2024 Politico – Lara’s ‘forced marriage’ with insurers April 9, 2024 Latest Report Reports How Citizen Enforcement of Proposition 103 has Saved Californians $5.5 Billion – and Why the Insurance Industry Hates It REPORT Subscribe to our newsletterTo be updated with all the latest news, press releases and special reports.Subscribe More articles Watchdog Renews Call on Insurance Commissioner Lara to Mandate Insurance Companies Disclose the Fossil Fuel Projects They Insure Consumers Who Harden Homes to Reduce Wildfire Risk Must Have a Right to Buy Insurance, Consumer Watchdog to Testify before Little Hoover Commission As Drafted, Insurance Commissioner’s Proposed Rules for Insurance Catastrophe Models Preserve Secrecy of Black Box Models Study: Public Scrutiny Has Saved Californians Over $5.5 Billion on Home, Auto Insurance Since 2002, Including $885 Million at Year-End Consumer Watchdog Saves Policyholders $884.8 Million on Year-End Insurance Rate Increases Top Five Questions Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara Must Answer About his Wildfire Insurance Plan
