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California homeowners draw retirement savings after landslide damage

California homeowners affected by landslides are reportedly using retirement savings to cover damage because their insurance does not cover it.

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The issue exposes significant gaps in disaster insurance and financial protection for affected households.

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  1. California Homeowners Have Been Pulling From Retirement Savings to Pay for Landslide Damage — Because Their Insurance Does Not Cover It » Live Insurance News ↗liveinsurancenews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 3:02 PM UTC

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