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This bill matters because it prevents the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) from shutting down. If the NFIP were to expire, homeowners and businesses in flood-prone areas would struggle to get or keep flood insurance, which is often required for mortgages. This could halt real estate transactions and leave properties unprotected against devastating flood damage.
By extending the program, this bill provides stability and ensures continued access to flood insurance, protecting property owners and maintaining liquidity in the housing market. Without this extension, many would face financial risk from floods and difficulty buying or selling homes, whereas with it, the current system continues as before.
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This bill matters because it prevents the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) from shutting down. If the NFIP were to expire, homeowners and businesses in flood-prone areas would struggle to get or keep flood insurance, which is often required for mortgages. This could halt real estate transactions and leave properties unprotected against devastating flood damage.
By extending the program, this bill provides stability and ensures continued access to flood insurance, protecting property owners and maintaining liquidity in the housing market. Without this extension, many would face financial risk from floods and difficulty buying or selling homes, whereas with it, the current system continues as before.
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