Episode
How To Save California's Insurance System with Stacy Korsgaden
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- The Insurance Guys Podcast
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- Feb 25, 2026
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Summary
In this episode, hosts Bradley Flowers and Scott Howell interview Stacy Korsgaden, candidate for California Insurance Commissioner. The discussion explores the challenges facing California’s insurance market, including overregulation, limited carrier options, and the strained FAIR Plan. Stacy shares her industry experience and outlines her plans to attract new insurers, embrace innovation, and improve consumer education and disaster response. The conversation highlights the importance of informed leadership, the impact of regulatory decisions, and the need for reform to restore a healthy, competitive insurance environment for Californians. Show Overview - Overview of California's insurance market challenges - Discussion on the candidacy of Stacy Course Gordon for California Insurance Commissioner - Impact of overregulation and Proposition 103 on insurance pricing and availability - Importance of real-world insurance experience in leadership roles - The role of the Department of Insurance in regulating and supporting the market - Strategies for attracting new insurance companies to California - The significance of consumer education regarding insurance processes and expectations - Examination of the FAIR Plan and its implications for the insurance market - Insights on the relationship between insurance agents and market dynamics - The need for innovative solutions and technology in addressing insurance issues in California