Homeowner's insurance advertisements regulated.

This bill requires Minnesota-licensed homeowner insurers to disclose two specific financial details in all advertising (print, TV, digital, radio): (1) their total prior-year advertising and marketing spending, and (2) for publicly traded companies, their stock price change during the previous year. It directly affects all insurance companies offering homeowner coverage in Minnesota, particularly publicly traded firms due to the stock price requirement. The law mandates these disclosures to be included in every advertisement, without altering insurance rates or coverage terms. The provisions aim to provide consumers with transparent financial information about insurers' marketing and market performance.