Mark Harrison - Brightway Insurance

08/21/2025

🚗 Travelers has the Lowest Car Insurance Rates in Florida! 🚗

According to a new report from Stacker/Way.com (via WFTV), Travelers currently offers the most affordable car insurance in Florida for August 2025.

💸 Liability-Only Coverage: $52/month (statewide average)
🛡️ Full Coverage: $153/month (statewide average)

📞 Give me a call at 727-316-5004 for a quick quote!

Way compiled statistics on car insurance in Florida.

08/20/2025

🚗💸 Florida Auto Insurance Rates Are Dropping in 2025!

Big news! The top 5 auto insurers in Florida are requesting rate REDUCTIONS averaging 6.5%— Auto insurance prices are finally heading in the right direction! 📉

This includes:
✅ GEICO – by 10.5%
✅ Progressive – by 8.1%

Why this matters:
This is a strong sign that Florida’s new insurance reforms are working. By cutting back on fraud and frivolous lawsuits, insurers are feeling more confident—and that means lower costs for YOU.

📞Give me a call and see how much YOU could save: 727-316-5004

Florida drivers should soon see some relief on their car insurance bills, as recent legislative reforms appear to be driving rates down.

08/19/2025

🎉 Finally, some GOOD news on Florida home insurance! 🏠🌴

Florida Peninsula Insurance Company—the 9th largest property insurer in the state—just requested a statewide rate REDUCTION:
✅ 8.4% average drop for homeowners
✅ 12% drop for condo owners

💡 Why this matters:
This is a strong signal that recent reforms to Florida’s insurance laws are starting to work. By targeting fraud and excessive lawsuits, the state has created an environment where insurers feel more confident—and that means lower costs could start trickling down to us, the consumers.

👉 It’s just one company (for now), but it’s a hopeful sign that more relief could be on the way.

Let’s hope this is the start of a new trend! 📉🙌

Tens of thousands of homeowners in Florida could pay lower home insurance premiums as early as next year.

06/27/2025

📢 Florida Homeowners: Know Your Rights! 🏠

Under Florida’s Homeowner Claims Bill of Rights (Florida Statute § 627.70131), when you report a residential property insurance claim:

✅ Your insurer must acknowledge receipt within 7 calendar days of your initial claim notification
✅ This acknowledgment must provide necessary claim forms, instructions, and an appropriate telephone number
✅ If you don’t hear from them in that timeframe, you have a right to follow up and request confirmation

This ensures you’re never left wondering whether your claim was even received.

🛡️ Why this matters: Prompt response gives you peace of mind and puts the claim process in motion. If your insurer doesn’t comply, you can escalate through the Florida Dept. of Financial Services.

Let’s stay informed and empowered—share this so fellow Florida homeowners don’t get blindsided! 💙

05/30/2025

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