The financial strain on wildfire survivors is significant, with two-thirds of Eaton Fire survivors still displaced and many on the brink of losing temporary housing. Critics highlight the disparity between the financial recovery of utility companies and the ongoing struggles of affected families. Southern California Edison’s increased profits and shareholder dividends have drawn backlash, as survivors face mounting debt and uncertainty. The situation underscores the broader risks of prioritizing corporate interests over community recovery in the aftermath of natural disasters.