Department of Insurance - We review the Texas, Florida and California Department of Insurance Websites!

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Whether your Department of Insurance is in Texas, Florida, California, Ohio, Illinois or any of the other 50 US States. They have valuable insurance information to offer.

Departments of Insurance - Let's have a look at three of the biggest and and at what they they have to offer you as a consumer.

Texas Department of Insurance - http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/consumer/indexc.html -
The Texas Department of insurance offers lots of valuable advice on different areas of insurance. Including consumer publications, and one off information such as this article - http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/consumer/cbo6.html - about what you can expect to happen if your insurance company falls into financial problems.

California Department of Insurance - http://www.insurance.ca.gov/
The California Department of Insurance is in many ways an inferior website to Texas. It is relatively poorly laid out, and in some respects looks like it has been setup by schoolkids! Nevertheless, apart from the design it is still a solid source of impartial information and resources. And it has some interesting sections that you will be hard pushed to find elsewhere. Such as these tips about wildfire insurance! - http://www.insurance.ca.gov/docs/FS-SCFAQ.htm

Florida Department of Insurance - http://www.fldfs.com/companies/
The Florida Department of Insurance (otherwise known as the Florida Department of Financial Services) does things slightly differently in that this site is more concerned with insurance regulation. Instead Florida groups areas such as Insurance, banking etc all together. The part of that site of most interest to us as consumners, is the consumer service section - http://www.fldfs.com/Consumers/- which has some good "How To" Guides.

So check out your local Department of Insurance and see what they have to offer! But in the meantime check out our other insurance resources, including auto insurance information, life insurance, health insurance and more!

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