Today, the NAIC released its "Report on Profitability By Line By State in 2021." The report contains key ratios on profitability results for the property and casualty insurance industry on a countrywide and state basis.
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@laralogan This seems... Controversial. I'm not going to judge prematurely but track records as they've been currently disclosed don't inspire much faith. I'd honestly rather give @NASA a shot at expanding clinics, classes and telehealth. Because how cool would that be?
@LizzyStarrrdust Depends on how much and what precisely you ate. Hot soup in the winter time is a fond memory. It even made a 30 day field exercise seem tolerable.
@cara_schulz The struggle against the appeal (and terrible effectiveness) of demonizing others is one of the most relevant lessons we can hope to teach to the widest audiences.
@GovKathyHochul That actually increases inflation of the associated currency. It's a good thought. Decreasing overhead for businesses and maintaining efficient logistical channels is better for all parties involved. Priority access preferring citizens would be better for constituencies.
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