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As losses mount, insurance companies and their reinsurers continue to assess rate increases across all lines of coverage and industry groups.

Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kansas), member of the Banking Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, will address the Big “I” Legislative Breakfast on Thursday, April 28.

In a significant win for the Big “I,” the budget does not include any cuts to the Federal Crop Insurance Program and included some important language regarding workers compensation.

The legislation would provide $42 billion of additional relief for the restaurant industry and $13 billion for other “hard hit” industries.

The Resilient AMERICA Act contains a host of provisions designed to create a significant number of new resources for communities to better protect themselves ahead of natural catastrophes.

Beginning Friday, April 1, all flood policies must be priced under Risk Rating 2.0 at renewal.

The hearing focused on proposals to establish a national, single-payer health insurance program. Opposition to the “Medicare for All Act” will be a priority for Big “I” members during the Legislative Conference.

Letters sent to 27 of the largest property-casualty and life insurance companies request data on diversity and inclusion (D&I) to be submitted by May 6.

The legislation includes provisions to help Americans save for retirement. For small businesses, the legislation would create a new financial incentive to offer retirement plans.