Properties in Flood Zone X face a low to moderate risk of flooding. Learn more about flood risks and insurance.
Executives of insolvent Florida insurance companies are breaking state law by taking similar roles with new firms. Now the state is reacting.
A roof’s age, condition, and materials can cause you to lose your home insurance coverage at the end of your policy term. Learn what steps to take to prevent cancellation.
It’s possible to get cheap home insurance with a bad credit history. Here’s what you need to know.
Homeowners aren’t the only ones facing high insurance rates and difficulty finding coverage because of wildfires. Power companies are also feeling the heat.
Citizens Property Insurance, Florida's insurer of last resort, is seeking to increase home insurance rates by 14% for Florida homeowners.
Thinking about self-insuring your home? Learn how and when to self-insure.
Find out coverages, costs, and discounts on insurance for older homes. Discover the best home insurance for your older home, including Amica, Chubb, and Westfield.
Insurance companies consider consumer behavior to calculate risk. Learn how you can save money on your policy and prevent complications.
Pennsylvania insurance regulators recently reminded insurers that aerial imagery isn’t sufficient evidence for canceling or non-renewing home insurance policies.
Learn the importance of creating a home inventory checklist for your belongings, including items, types of lists, and the steps to create one.
A home insurance broker helps homeowners select a home insurance policy, but you don’t always need one. Learn more to decide if you need to hire a broker.
Floods can devastate California homes. Learn about your flood risk and insurance from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) or private insurers.
Hailstorm activity increased nearly 74% year over year in the first two months of 2024, according to the latest data available from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). If severe weather events are as persistent through the summer as they were the first few months of the year, the 2024 U.S. hail season may be well on its way to breaking records.
Home insurers in California may soon be able to use computerized processes that simulate thousands of possible natural catastrophes to help them set rates — but only if they commit to doing a significant amount of business in areas at high risk for wildfires.