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The Causey Report NC Dept of Insurance July 2026

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Military members, families: Check out these insurance tips

North Carolina prides itself on being among the most military-friendly states in the nation. The state has several large active-duty bases and provides significant support for military and veteran communities. Active-duty military members and their families will find themselves making decisions about insurance, meeting liability requirements and protecting their families. Military members and their families should ask their insurance agent specific questions about how the company handles issues regarding deployment before purchasing an insurance policy. Insurance companies’ practices vary, so shopping around can pay off. Make sure you make apples-to-apples comparisons, including compare prices and the level of service, from multiple insurance providers.

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Young adults heading to college struggle with key insurance terms

Do you know what insurance “copays” and “deductibles” are? A survey by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) found out that many college age young adults had difficult defining those and other basic insurance terms. The survey found that only 21% of members of Generation Z had renters’ insurance while 35% had protection plans for their mobile phones. Only 19% knew what “out-of-network” meant; only 27% could define “deductible” and 29% knew the definition of “copay.”

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How the NC Department of Insurance reaches every corner of North Carolina

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, North Carolina has the second-largest rural population in the nation, behind only Texas. That's why the North Carolina Department of Insurance is committed to serving every community across our state.

In this video, Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey explains how NCDOI reaches all 100 counties through regional directors, local outreach, and our Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), which provides free, unbiased Medicare counseling through certified counselors in every county.

No matter where you live, we're here to help.

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Automobile insurance: What’s covered and what isn’t

If you own an automobile, your insurance company will send you a policy and premium notice when it’s time to renew. You’ll see a page detailing your insurance coverage for every car you list on the policy. You’ll see terms such as “liability coverage,” “collision,” “other than collision/comprehensive,” “bodily injury” and “uninsured/underinsured coverage.” Most people don’t use these words every day. I thought it would be good to review what they mean so you’ll have a better understanding of your automobile insurance coverage. The most vital part of your automobile insurance coverage is for liability insurance. State law requires all vehicles operating on North Carolina roads – and roads in most other states – to have liability coverage.

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Tips for life, health insurance for military members, families

Military service comes with unique insurance benefits but also important decisions that can impact you and your family. From understanding TRICARE enrollment and protecting employer health coverage during deployment to avoiding life insurance scams and making the most of Service Members' Group Life Insurance (SGLI), knowing your options can save you money and provide peace of mind. Read the full blog for key tips every service member and military family should know before choosing health or life insurance coverage.