So far this year, nine homeowners insurance companies have filed for rate decreases in Florida, and 10 have filed to keep their rates unchanged in 2024, according to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR).
Home and auto insurers in Washington state will have to provide renewing policyholders with specific reasons why their premiums are increasing under a new rule from the state’s Office of the Insurance Commissioner.
Vacant home insurance can protect your home if you’re gone for an extended period of time. Learn the basics of vacant home insurance and when you need it.
If you’re part of a homeowners association, adding loss assessment coverage to your home insurance can help you save on special assessments. Learn how.
You may need flood insurance in North Carolina. Learn more about purchasing it through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) or a private insurer.
Personal liability insurance helps you if an accident at your home results in bodily injury or property damage. Learn more.
Learn what a 4-point home inspection is and why you’ll likely need one to get homeowners insurance.
Condo insurance covers your unit’s interior, personal property, and liability and helps protect you financially from common accidents and damage.
Florida’s Office of Insurance Regulation fined Heritage Property & Casualty insurer $1 million for how it processed claims after Hurricane Ian.
New Oklahoma legislation provides financial support for homeowners to build or retrofit homes to be more resilient to tornadoes, windstorms, and hail.
Condo landlord insurance covers damages and liability when you’re renting out your property. Insuring your condo as a landlord is a little different.
Texans who get their homeowners insurance through the state’s insurer of last resort will see their premiums increase this year. Texas Commissioner of Insurance Cassie Brown’s office approved a 10% increase for the Texas’s Fair Access to Insurance Requirements (FAIR) Plan.
In most cases, home insurance isn’t tax-deductible. But the premiums you pay may be considered tax-deductible.
A new kind of disaster insurance is emerging to help homeowners stay afloat financially until their home insurance claim comes through following a disaster.
Flood insurance costs are rising, and Florida homeowners in high-risk flood areas will be hit hardest.
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