Andryanna Sheppard

A mild recession is in the cards later this year.

One Cape Coral homeowner said not only did his homeowner’s insurance company write him a check worth less than 10 percent of the estimated damages, the company ignored his calls and emails too.

Many homes are still damaged nearly seven months after Hurricane Ian, with their owners struggling with the claims process so they can be made whole. Now the state hopes a series of insurance villages in Southwest Florida can help bridge that gap.

Things are looking up as inflation appears to be slowing down. Inflation cooled to 5 percent in March compared to the year before, according to the Consumer Price Index released by US Bureau of Labor Statistics. It was 6 percent in February.

The deadline to file your tax returns or request an extension is April 18, 2023. With Hurricane Ian and the end of some COVID-19 relief, tax payers may need to spend more time preparing their returns.

Policyholders will be able to meet with representatives from their property insurer in-person and discuss their claims.

Just before Easter, non-profit organization Consumer Report warns pink and purple ‘Peeps’ are made with the cancer-causing chemical Red Dye No. 3.

Colorectal cancer rates in people under 55 are rising according to a new report from the American Cancer Society. Twenty percent of diagnoses in 2019 were in people younger than 55. That’s double the rate in 1995. Yet, the recommended age for a colonoscopy, the exam done inside of the colon to look for abnormalities […]

Thousands of UPC customers with Hurricane Ian damaged homes are struggling to find another insurance company to protect their homes in the future.

Around 135,000 Floridians relied on United Property and Casualty Insurance for homeowners insurance before it went insolvent in February. What you should expect if you have an open claim?