Commissioner Yaworsky issued a Final Order approving a statewide overall rate decrease of 6.9% for workers' compensation policies. "This marks the ninth consecutive year of rate decreases for workers’ compensation policies—more evidence of Florida’s success in managing risk and

Commissioner Yaworsky is highlighting continued auto insurance market strength and reinsurance confidence in Florida: “The momentum of growth and stability in Florida’s auto and property market is very strong. Ongoing discussions with top auto insurers have resulted in several

You may wish to consider securing a long-term care policy in advance to cover services such as skilled nursing or acute care or stays in an assisted living facility, as these services are not always covered by health insurance. #longtermcareawarenessmonth

While the holiday season is a joyous time, scammers use the season to take advantage of unknowing victims. Beware of how and where you dispose of sensitive documents, including insurance information. Use the shredder for important documents to avoid identity theft.

Beware of those looking to take advantage of your holiday spirit and giving heart. Scammers portray themselves as representatives of charities, assistance organizations, etc. in an attempt to steal your identity. #IdentityTheftPreventionandAwarenessMonth

What better way to show that you love someone this holiday than to help them stay informed during a disaster. Give the gift of access. A crank radio provides access to important information - evacuation routes, weather projections, etc. during & after a disaster.

Before completing an insurance application, ask how your personal info will be stored and secured to avoid potential identity theft. Fraudsters will use info from previous applications to illegally sign consumers up for policies. #IdentityTheftPreventionandAwarenessMonth

We know that a power outage is possible following a disaster, sometimes for multiple days. An LED lantern can serve as a powerful light source until electricity is restored.

Fraud ramps up during the holiday season. Stay alert for scammers requesting donations for those in need. Ensure the organization is legitimate and do not provide access to your cell phone or electronic payment apps. #IdentityTheftPreventionandAwarenessMonth

As the holidays quickly approach, consider gifts that help your loved ones prepare for a disaster. Although hurricane season ended last month, a storm can occur at any moment. Power banks can be a lifesaver during a post-disaster power outage. It makes a great gift, too!

The #newyear is a good time for an insurance check-up. Review your insurance policy to ensure you’re receiving all available discounts & that you’re only paying for coverage you need. Contact your agent for a coverage review & to make changes, if needed. #FinancialWellnessMonth

Celebrate the new year by getting organized. Start with your insurance docs: gather, review & file your policy. If you received endorsements or changes to your policy, replace those pages to ensure you know exactly what is covered. Shred any docs before disposing. #GoMonth2026

Review your employer offered benefits for Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options. An FSA allows you to contribute pre-tax funds to be used for medical expenses. The money comes out of your paycheck before taxes are deducted, which can lead to big savings. #FinancialWellnessMonth

Commissioner Yaworsky with Ron DeSantis this morning announcing great news for Florida’s auto and property insurance market:

Thank you, Palm Beach County, for the opportunity to join you again, my hometown colleagues. I hope that your time in Tallahassee was informative and beneficial. Until next time…

Did you make any large purchases during the holidays? Be sure to update your home inventory with the new items - photos, video w/ model & serial numbers. Ensure you capture both the interior & exterior of your home (safely). #GoMonth2026