Tag: home insurance
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The Aspen Acres fire has destroyed your home. When it comes to insurance, what’s next?
With 319 burned homes so far tallied, the Aspen Acres fire is the most destructive Colorado wildfire by homes lost since the Marshall fire in 2021. In the intervening half-decade, lessons learned have put a legislative focus on the Colorado insurance landscape for communities facing catastrophic losses. Some things have stayed the same, says United…
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Can Colorado keep from becoming California? | Vince Bzdek
An old Eagles song from the 70s, “The Last Resort,” saw this day coming: “They call it paradise I don’t know why You call someplace paradise Kiss it goodbye.” It’s a song about how California was bound to eventually lose its luster as one of the country’s paradise places, with everlasting sunshine, pristine mountains, endless…
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Can Colorado keep from becoming California? | Vince Bzdek
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save An old Eagles song from the 70s, “The Last Resort,” saw this day coming: “They call it paradise I don’t know why You call someplace paradise Kiss it goodbye.” It’s a song about how California was bound to eventually lose its luster as one of…
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Can Colorado keep from becoming California? | Vince Bzdek
An old Eagles song from the 70s, “The Last Resort,” saw this day coming: “They call it paradise I don’t know why You call someplace paradise Kiss it goodbye.” It’s a song about how California was bound to eventually lose its luster as one of the country’s paradise places, with everlasting sunshine, pristine mountains, endless…
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As rates rise and coverage vanishes, Colorado Springs home insurance market reaches “tipping point”
If experience is the best teacher, then Leigh Candelas is an expert in protecting her own home from a catastrophic fire. A 2013 Black Forest fire survivor whose ranch-style house was damaged but not destroyed, she has in the intervening years made it a priority to protect her house with proactive safety measures, going so…
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As rates rise and coverage vanishes, Colorado Springs home insurance market reaches ‘tipping point’
If experience is the best teacher, then Leigh Candelas is an expert in protecting her own home from a catastrophic fire. A 2013 Black Forest fire survivor whose ranch-style house was damaged but not destroyed, she has in the intervening years made it a priority to protect her house with proactive safety measures, going so…