Progressive announced it will non-renew 100,000 home insurance policies in Florida, leaving homeowners in the Sunshine State with even fewer insurance options.
Florida and North Carolina cities top Insurify’s 2023 housing markets to watch, despite climate risks and high insurance costs in several emerging areas.
Bakersfield, Lafayette, and Amarillo top the list of cities with the most home burglaries. Check to see if your home is located in these risky areas.
State Farm, Allstate, and Liberty Mutual top Insurify’s list of the largest homeowners insurance companies in America.
Price increases have eased since 2022, but rent hikes continue nationwide. Small to midsize cities, from Mobile to Madison, were most affected in 2023.
The Southwest, South, Pacific Northwest, and Northern Rockies see the most destructive wildfires. Check out which other regions made our list.
Miami, Hialeah, and Brooklyn top Insurify’s list of cities most prone to flood damage. Check out the full list for more insights.
Homeowners insurance protects your most valuable asset from certain disasters and damages, but it doesn’t cover every area.
FAIR Plan insurance offers coverage to homeowners in high risk areas who might have trouble getting a traditional home insurance policy.
Some home insurance companies have strict guidelines when it comes to certain dog breeds. We’ll walk you through everything you need to know.
An escrow refund is the money you receive when you have extra funds in your escrow account. Learn how escrow refunds work.
Other structures coverage protects structures on your property other than your house. Learn how other structures coverage works.
Insurers only cancel home insurance policies for nonpayment of premiums or misrepresentation on your application. Here’s what to do if yours gets canceled.
Whether you’re buying home insurance for the first time or updating your existing coverage, you should know these facts about homeowners insurance.
Property surveys define the boundaries of a piece of land, so they’re important when you buy, build, or expand a home. Learn more about surveys.