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Flood Insurance Changes Explained

10/25/2013 by Catherine Kozak

After being buffeted for years with criticism for encouraging irresponsible development along coastlines, the National Flood Insurance Program has begun phasing out subsidies on policies for high-risk properties.

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Flood Insurance Changes Explained

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