@feld > insurer of last resort This is the problem. If no private insurer wants to insure your house that’s likely to burn, that might be a sign that you should get a house somewhere else
> Nearly 500,000 Californians have turned to the state’s insurer of last resort, the FAIR Plan, which has doubled in size over the past five years. The state is now exposed to nearly $458 billion in potential damage, a figure that has nearly tripled since 2020.
> Pacific Palisades is also the state’s fifth-largest user of FAIR policies, with nearly $6 billion in exposure. Even a fraction of that amount would exceed the capabilities of FAIR, which at last report had about $700 million in cash.
LMAO the state insurance is exposed to $458B but they only have $700M?????
What happens then??? California cannot print money; they are not the Federal gov
@sun@feld if it’s capitalism and they got a capitalist insurance on the free market and the insurer goes bust, then it’s capitalism that they don’t get their money and should have chosen a better insurer