Even if you’re not in the market for a new car, U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on auto imports could make owning one more expensive.

Helene and Milton are two names many Floridians won’t soon forget as they recover from the major hurricanes, with many hoping to rebuild. But will the two major storms, coming essentially back-to-back, sink Florida’s property insurance market?

While South Florida wasn’t a direct target for Hurricane Helene, many are wondering if this latest Florida catastrophe will wind up costing homeowners more for property insurance.

Tens of thousands of homeowners across South Florida are getting an unpleasant surprise in the mail: A letter telling them they now need to buy flood insurance.

The board overseeing Florida’s publicly-owned insurer of last resort unanimously voted to approve a double-digit rate hike Wednesday morning.

As Floridians deal with sky-high property insurance rates, they are now also being hit with another financial struggle as car insurance prices are going through the roof.

Jon Zepnick said he has been living at his home in Hollywood since 2011, and although he has never filed a claim, the cost of property insurance has continued to increase.

South Florida drivers are still trying to figure out how to deal with the historic flooding that impacted parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties over the past week.

Some South Florida homeowners are having to figure out how to deal with the historic flooding that impacted parts of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties over the past week.

Florida’s already volatile insurance market is set to be thrown into even more turmoil after Hurricane Ian left a path of damage through a wide swath of the state, an expert says.

One of Florida’s largest home insurers is exiting the market, leaving thousands of homeowners scrambling to find new coverage as options continue to dwindle in the Sunshine State.