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Insurance rates to decrease for over 800K Florida homeowners, officials say

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Insurance rates to decrease for over 800K Florida homeowners, officials say โ€” Bonita Springs Community news

Over 824,300 Florida homeowners will receive rate decreases on their new policies or renewals after multiple rate-decrease requests from major insurance companies took effect in October.

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