A nonprofit organization dedicated to lowering insurance rates and making insurance companies play by the rules. Member of the Consumer Federation of America.
Louisiana
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Insurers made $150.6B in profit last year.
10 CEOs took home $155M, an 18% raise.
Four companies keep 12 private jets.
Meanwhile, Louisiana families can't afford their home and auto insurance.
It’s a crisis for you, not them.
Big Insurance says it's struggling. But the numbers don’t lie.
Progressive made $8.7 BILLION in profit in 9 months. 💰
Meanwhile, Louisiana families are being priced out of their homes.
It’s a crisis for you, not them.
“For each day homeowners insurance companies delay claims payments, the industry collectively takes in an extra $8.8 million in interest and investment income.” - @ConsumerFed consumerfed.org/news/press-r…
Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
“Approximately 50 Florida insurance companies claimed $432 million in collective losses between 2017-2019 while simultaneously transferring $1.3 billion to affiliated companies.”
orlandosentinel.com/2026/09/…
Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
Attention Louisiana homeowners: Commissioner Temple & the legislature made it easier for Big Insurance to cancel policies.
Now insurers are canceling policies in mass!
➡️ 2.02 million U.S. home insurance policies were non-renewed in 2024 — nearly 61% more than the year before.
“There should be an independent body outside the insurance industry that could review the rule and make a decision since the state has invested so much in the fortified roof program.”nola.com/opinions/letters/le…
“Bipartisan pair of senators question whether companies are driving profits with ‘tactics to delay payments’” - @WSJ wsj.com/finance/warren-and-h…
Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
New from me: Louisiana has dedicated $140m in public funds to fortified roofs, in a bid to reduce hurricane risk and drive down insurance costs.
Now, the inventor of fortified has said the roofs will only qualify for insurance discounts for 15 years. nola.com/news/louisiana-insu…
“Auto insurance costs have increased faster than income. The median cost of auto insurance grew by 32.3% from January 2023 to January 2026. Per-capita personal income grew 13% over the same three years.” nerdwallet.com/insurance/aut…
Attention Louisiana homeowners: Commissioner Temple & the legislature made it easier for Big Insurance to cancel policies.
Now insurers are canceling policies in mass!
➡️ 2.02 million U.S. home insurance policies were non-renewed in 2024 — nearly 61% more than the year before.
“Approximately 50 Florida insurance companies claimed $432 million in collective losses between 2017-2019 while simultaneously transferring $1.3 billion to affiliated companies.”
orlandosentinel.com/2026/09/…
Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
Berkshire Hathaway's insurance float—which includes GEICO—increased by $1.1 billion to $177.5B in the second quarter.
In 2025, property & casualty insurers generated $111.6B in net investment gains.
To better understand “float” & the insurance business model, watch this video⬇️
Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
Louisiana families are paying more than ever for insurance. Meanwhile rates continue to skyrocket, insurance companies are reporting massive profits, and policyholders are getting delayed, denied, and underpaid. #LaLege #LaGov
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Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
We all know Louisiana families are spending more than ever for home and auto insurance, and getting less in return. But why? Follow the money!
“Auto insurers didn’t pay out on 45% of auto liability and medical claims…Americans are required to pay for car insurance as a condition of driving. Yet often, the insurance doesn’t provide the financial backstop that car owners were expecting.” - @WSJ wsj.com/finance/if-you-get-i…
“The US property and casualty industry nearly tripled its net underwriting income in the first half of 2026.” insurancebusinessmag.com/us/…
Real Reform Louisiana retweeted
A last-resort insurance policy with fewer homeowner protections and less government oversight is booming, a Washington Post analysis finds, as traditional insurers continue to back away from areas of the country most vulnerable to extreme weather. wapo.st/46yyVeU
“Documents concealed under a protective order for years are now public, and attorneys say they prove that State Farm was running a scheme that profited $1.4 billion through underpaying and denying wind and hail claims.”newsnationnow.com/us-news/so…
We all know Louisiana families are spending more than ever for home and auto insurance, and getting less in return. But why? Follow the money!
Louisiana families are paying more than ever for insurance. Meanwhile rates continue to skyrocket, insurance companies are reporting massive profits, and policyholders are getting delayed, denied, and underpaid. #LaLege #LaGov
realreformla.com/louisiana-i…