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Post-Irma insurance premiums to go up 30 to 60 percent

February 8, 2018

Post-Irma insurance premiums to go up 30 to 60 percent
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PHILIPSBURG – Post Hurricane Irma insurance premiums are likely to go up between 30 and 60 percent according to Dwayne Elgin, chairman of the St. Maarten Insurance Association. Elgin mentioned the percentages on Thursday afternoon during a central committee meeting where he answered questions from members of parliament.

http://stmaartennews.com/parliament/post-irma-insurance-premiums-go-30-60-percent/

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-maarten-news/post-irma-insurance-premiums-to-go-up-30-to-60-percent/

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