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Insurers Overcharging by $150B, Study Says
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New study reveals Americans overpaying $150 billion annually on insurance due to low payout ratios. Insurers blame rising repair costs and climate change, but experts argue this is proof of overcharging. Industry groups push back, citing recent losses and state regulation. Analysis calls for federal mandates to increase payout ratios, potentially saving households and businesses billions. Criticizes insurers for spending on executive perks and ads instead of customer benefits. With housing costs and premiums rising, this debate could impact inflation relief efforts.
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