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Looks like the could be increasing both our taxes and our insurance as a result of all the fires. From the Christian Science Monitor
Leaders in Sacramento are moving toward pushing some costs back to the local level. The governor proposed adding a surcharge onto all homeowners' insurance; the surcharge would be higher for those living in fire, flood, or earthquake zones. A budget conference committee adopted a version of the plan this week.
Stewart says it's a step in the right direction, though the risk assessment is so crude that it would encompass most California property owners. Better, he says, was a failed plan to target fees just on homeowners in state fire jurisdictions.
3vq5p9
Thank you bardsfingertips. Nothing screams cronyism like a bill going from $300k to $1.3 mil, but people look at that and see the failure of privatization. Situations like this, and like Haliburton make baby Friedman cry
4bardsfingertips
Where is that can of worms...? Oh, there it is! An look at that: it's been opened. ;-)
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