New Hampshire Insurance Co. has asked state insurance regulators for permission to increase rates for its homeowner and condominium policies.
Should state regulators give approval, the company’s premiums for single-family homes will rise by a statewide average of 23.3 percent, and condo owners’ rates would increase by a statewide average of 10.6 percent.
State records show New Hampshire Insurance has more than 1,700 policies in Broward County, and more than 2,300 in Palm Beach County.
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