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Flood insurance spike expected to hit Seacoast homeowners hard

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Ian Lehanan writing for the Portsmouth Herald reported an anticipated increase in flood insurance premiums for residents of the Seacoast.

many flood insurance holders in the United States who is likely to see a hike in premium rates this fall, as FEMA’s National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is set to introduce a new flood risk evaluation process.

wrote Ian Lehanan

You can read the entire article at FLOOD INSURANCE SPIKE

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