New Alabama Commissioner to Consider Coastal Insurance Subsidies
Southeast News • November 14, 2008
Gov. Bob Riley's new insurance commissioner said the administration is considering its options to help coastal property owners struggling with high premiums and lost coverage in the wake of ...
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Subject: coastal aid?
Posted On: November 14, 2008, 4:03 pm CST
Posted By: Renee
Comment:
When you choose to live in a hurricane prone area, you should have to pay more
for the coverage than someone who chose
more wisely. [The foolish man built his house upon the sand...The wise man built
his house upon a rock...]
Why should my tax dollars be spent to help someone maintain a lifestyle of
being on or near the beach--where I can
not even afford to vacation. With gas
prices doing their number and my electric
rates being raised by 30%, grocery
prices going so high, and my pay staying
the same, why are only people on the
coast being considered for aid. I know
elderly people choosing between paying
bills and buying groceries. Where is their
"bail out"?
Subject: coastal aid?
for the coverage than someone who chose
more wisely. [The foolish man built his house upon the sand...The wise man built
his house upon a rock...]
Why should my tax dollars be spent to help someone maintain a lifestyle of
being on or near the beach--where I can
not even afford to vacation. With gas
prices doing their number and my electric
rates being raised by 30%, grocery
prices going so high, and my pay staying
the same, why are only people on the
coast being considered for aid. I know
elderly people choosing between paying
bills and buying groceries. Where is their
"bail out"?