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Mount Pleasant, SC - Life is laid back here. The Atlantic ocean is near by as well as the historic Charleston, SC. We discuss a little bit of everything - here you'll find some of our notes, musings, ideas, and recommendations with particular emphasis on real estate and projects in and around Mount Pleasant SC. COMMENTS ARE WELCOME and ENCOURAGED. Please notice the Post A Comment link at the bottom of each posting.

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New insurance director on coastal areas

Feb. 28, 2007
Categorized in: Charleston, SC - General

New insurance director promises some help for coastal areas

(Columbia-AP) February 28, 2007 - New State Insurance Director Scott Richardson told a legislative committee Wednesday morning help is on the way for dealing with the insurance problems of coastal residents.

But Richardson says a proposal to expand what's called the state wind pool will not solve the problem.

Some lawmakers want to sharply expand the area where a state-backed group provides insurance to those unable to get it from private companies. Only certain immediate beach areas are covered now. Richardson says he's only willing to expand the coverage in a handful of areas. He says a wide expansion would cost homeowners thousands in higher premiums.

Worries about hurricane damage have prompted some companies to cancel policies or to charge sharply higher premiums.

The committee took no action Wednesday.

Provided by Bryce Mursch WIS10 Columbia

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