Homeowners in high-risk brush fire areas say they're getting dropped by insurance companies

Some residents in the Deer Creek Ranch neighborhood in Cedar Park live behind a land protected by the Travis Audubon Society.
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[@Crismodin]

Insurance Companies: GFYS
Protected Land: Also GFYS
Thank you and have a nice day.

[@veramae4098]

Move.
Michigan is nice.

[@harveyhernandez6619]

Only if Texas has an organization for these situations, but it is being used elsewhere for political theater

[@wstubbs8556]

You are welcome to blame the Republican Party for doing away with any real authority that the Texas Board of Insurance had. It's the same with TCEQ and other agencies that are now as impotent as the Eunuch in the Gov mansion.

[@YawehthedragondogofEL]

If you invest what you pay in insurance into the 500 index you will have a nice emergency fund, and if the emergency never happens you'll simply be richer.

[@SigFigNewton]

If the disaster happens every ten years on average and you’ve been putting aside this “insurance” money for ten years when it strikes, that works

[@SigFigNewton]

If that’s your plan and the disaster happens the year after you buy, the amount you have set aside won’t be enough

[@SigFigNewton]

Bank takes house