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Mercury Insurance (NYSE:MCY) urged homeowners on October 10, 2025 to create and regularly practice a fire evacuation plan ahead of wildfire season. The company highlighted that only 1 in 3 U.S. households have rehearsed a home fire escape plan and issued a practical checklist: draw a home map with two escape routes per room, choose an outdoor meeting place, rehearse drills and smoke alarms, prepare a go bag with essentials, keep your car ready for quick departure, and learn local evacuation zones.

The release emphasizes practicing drills at regular intervals and links to a brief instructional video for families.

Mercury General Corporation (NYSE: MCY) will release third-quarter 2025 results after markets close on November 4, 2025 and will file its Form 10-Q with the SEC the same day. Investors should read the earnings press release together with the Form 10-Q for complete disclosure.

Mercury is a multiline insurer focused on personal automobile and homeowners products sold through independent producers and direct channels. The company cautions that forward-looking statements are subject to risks including pricing, catastrophe losses, economic conditions, regulatory actions, litigation, climate effects, pandemics, and investment-market volatility.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE: MCY) on Oct. 3, 2025 in Los Angeles urged homeowners to prepare for heavier fall weather by reviewing insurance coverage and readiness steps. FEMA notes more than 40% of Americans are not financially prepared for a disaster. Mercury lists five practical moves:

• Review policy coverage (flood and earthquake often separate)
• Confirm deductibles you can afford
• Document belongings with photos/receipts/serial numbers
• Bundle auto protection and ensure comprehensive coverage
• Store policy info digitally and physically

Mercury links readers to its blog for more preparedness guidance.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE: MCY) has released a comprehensive storm season preparation checklist to help homeowners protect their properties from severe weather damage. The checklist focuses on key areas including roof maintenance, gutter cleaning, window sealing, and foundation drainage.

The company emphasizes the importance of preventive measures such as securing outdoor items, trimming tree branches, and maintaining emergency supplies. Mercury Insurance also advises homeowners to review their insurance policies, noting that flood damage typically requires separate NFIP coverage.

According to NOAA data cited in the release, storms cause billions of dollars in property damage annually across the United States, with rainfall-related flooding being among the most costly hazards.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE: MCY) has launched an enhanced personal umbrella insurance policy in Nevada, marking its eighth state rollout. The new policy addresses the significant 35% increase in average liability claim amounts since the pandemic began. This expanded coverage offers protection starting at just over $1 per day, providing additional security beyond traditional auto and home insurance policies.

The enhanced umbrella policy features include multi-policy discounts, a 5% discount for accident-free drivers, and liability coverage options ranging from $1 million to $2 million. Mercury aims to protect Nevadans against rising bodily injury costs from incidents such as multi-vehicle crashes, dog bites, and property-related injuries.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE:MCY) has implemented XyloPlan's Wildfire Risk Scores through Milliman's PinPoint API to enhance its wildfire risk assessment capabilities in California and the Western U.S. The solution provides building-level risk evaluation by incorporating XyloPlan's speed-based fire modeling with Milliman's Wildfire Geospatial Suite.

Unlike traditional hazard maps, XyloPlan's Fire Pathways model provides dynamic risk scoring by simulating actual fire spread patterns, considering factors such as vegetation, terrain, weather patterns, and local mitigation efforts. The integration enables Mercury to better assess risk, align pricing, and guide customers on mitigation strategies.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE: MCY) has released guidance for Texas drivers seeking to reduce their auto insurance premiums amid rising costs. The company acknowledges that auto insurance rates in Texas have increased due to various factors including severe weather events, rising repair costs, inflation, and population growth.

The company outlines six key strategies for reducing premiums: obtaining multiple quotes, bundling insurance policies, increasing deductibles, reviewing coverage regularly, maintaining a clean driving record, and taking advantage of pay-in-full discounts. Mercury's Regional VP of Sales, Tish Faulkner, emphasizes the importance of regular consultation with local insurance agents to optimize coverage and costs.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE: MCY) provides comprehensive guidance on home EV charger installation considerations. The company highlights that Level 2 mounted chargers, costing between $1,750-$2,500 (excluding installation), offer the highest consumer satisfaction according to J.D. Power, despite some Wi-Fi and app connectivity challenges.

The analysis includes key advantages such as overnight charging convenience, cost savings compared to public stations, property value enhancement, and environmental benefits. However, potential drawbacks include substantial upfront costs, installation complexities, and electrical system requirements. Mercury advises homeowners to notify their insurance agents after installation to ensure proper coverage.

Mercury Insurance (NYSE:MCY) has announced its 2025 sponsorship of the Dos Equis Pavilion at Fair Park in Dallas, marking its entry into the Texas live music scene. The company has partnered with artist Nigel Sussman to create a vibrant mural celebrating Dallas/Fort Worth culture, which was unveiled at the Jonas Brothers' JONAS20 tour on August 31, 2025.

The sponsorship includes exclusive benefits for Mercury policyholders, such as Fast Lane entry and complimentary lawn chair rentals. The company will expand its presence in 2026 by becoming the title sponsor of the venue's Summer Concert Series, rebranding it as the Mercury Insurance Concert Series (MICS).