Requires homeowner's insurance companies to disclose ad spending and stock price changes.
Regulates homeowner's insurance advertisements by requiring companies to disclose the total amount spent on advertising and marketing in the previous year. If the company is publicly traded, it must also include the increase or decrease in stock prices for the previous year. This applies to all print, televised, electronic, and radio advertisements.
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