As Florida homeowners pay comparatively higher premiums and many complain about how their damage claims are handled, policymakers and consumer watchdogs are proposing several reforms.

Dafud Iza, 54, of Pembroke Pines, Fla., pled guilty to one count of major fraud against the United States and faces a maximum ...

Families across Tampa Bay are still struggling to rebuild from the hurricanes, and some are still fighting with their ...

New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, increased to 6,508 in the week ending May 10, up from 6,426 the week before, the Labor Department said. U.S. unemployment claims remained ...

The fraudulent "royalty payments" scheme, which involved $106 million in false tax deductions claimed over nearly a decade, ...

As the Florida House and Senate resume discussions on a budget agreement, they remain divided over competing sales tax ...

The National Flood Insurance Program's deadline for expiration is close. But observers say that's nothing new. Inquires to ...

according to a department spokesman. In a nod to the perils of life in a peninsular state, the Florida Legislature in 1992 became one of a few with a dedicated insurance consumer advocate.

The plan Strohmenger and his wife, Sarah, ended up buying from one of those salesmen sounded like normal health insurance, ...

The main stage is cleared — and the scorecards are in. Here’s who walked away grinning, and who got left in the dust.

But that insurance might be too much for some to ... The county is processing the ordinance with the Florida Department of State, and it is expected to take effect in the coming weeks.

Progressive was recognized as the top ranked large-size workplace in this year’s South Florida Sun Sentinel’s Top Workplaces ...