In South Carolina in 2025, Big Insurance Corporations have launched an unprecedented effort to make it harder for individual consumers to recover from their insurance companies when bad things happen to them. Conservatives need to stand up and call their legislators to make their voices heard.
In South Carolina in 2025, Big Insurance Corporations have launched an unprecedented effort to make it harder for individual consumers to recover from their insurance companies when bad things happen to them. Conservatives need to stand up and call their legislators to make their voices heard.
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Real stories help people understand the impact of insurance decisions on real lives. If you have been affected, your voice can help others and inform the fight for fairness.
We believe South Carolina deserves better than rising premiums, denied claims, and empty promises of “reform” that serve corporate profits instead of people. True reform starts with restoring trust, protecting citizens’ rights, and demanding accountability from those who shape our laws and our livelihoods.
We’re not politicians or lobbyists — we’re the people who pay the premiums, file the claims, and expect fairness in return. Together, we’re working to shine a light on how the system really works and to make sure future reforms serve the people they’re meant to protect.
This isn’t just about saying “enough.” It’s about building something better — a fair, transparent, and accountable insurance system that puts South Carolina families and small businesses first.
“A Hurricane Took My Roof — and My Faith in the System.”
Columbia, SC
Big Insurance is posting decade-high profits, fueled by rising investment income. But if you’re a customer in South Carolina, that probably doesn’t feel like good news. Valid claims are still being delayed.� Valid claims are still being denied. Families and small businesses are still being left to figure it out on their own. Something isn’t adding up. Learn more, join us, and tell your story — link in bio.
Mar 19
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Safer roads for South Carolinians! In 2023 alone, South Carolina saw 78 fatal truck crashes claiming 87 lives which accounted for nearly 9% of all roadway deaths. While the trucking industry pushes for liability protections that shield Big Corporations and carriers, SC families and small businesses want strong safety standards, qualified drivers, and real accountability. Safe roads. Fair rules. Protected families. Join Reform Insurance Now SC to drive change. #SCFirst #ReformInsuranceNow
Mar 18
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Unreal! This family had to borrow $22,000 against their home to replace a roof after their insurance company refused to pay. Insurance companies delay and deny while lobbying lawmakers for more power. South Carolinians deserve better. If something similar is happening to you, don't stay silent. Share your story. Follow us. Contact your legislator. Check the links in our bio to take action. Video clip: @nbcnews
Mar 16
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South Carolina lawmakers promised relief with so-called "tort reform," but bar owners said it did the opposite. We warned that “tort reform” would not work— it was never designed to lower insurance rates. It was only intended to help insurance companies. The sad truth is that certain South Carolina politicians (those who work for insurance companies) wanted to help their insurance clients instead of the people. Christopher Smith, Executive Director of the South Carolina Bar and Tavern Association, said it’s not a guarantee that businesses will actually receive these reductions because of a “disconnect between the Department of Insurance, the bill that passed, and the insurance companies.” He described multiple scenarios where bar owners went to their insurance company for renewals and to let them know they qualify for a risk-mitigation reduction—just to be denied. Proof that insurance companies only care about jacking up rates to make more profit! Read the full story at the link in our bio.
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Lawmakers are deciding the future of insurance reform. Let them know you oppose S.244 and stand for fairness and accountability.
Consumer Federation of America
https://consumerfed.org/
American Policyholders Association
https://apassociation.org/
