Federal Crime Insurance Rates to Be Raised 35%
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
Rates charged for federal crime insurance will jump 35%, effective Wednesday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced. The agency provides crime insurance for commercial and industrial firms unable to obtain coverage from commercial companies.
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