Choose home repair insurance for a worry-free homeownership experience. Compare the best home warranty companies to find a plan that fits your needs.
Home insurance covers pools, with some exclusions. Learn how pool insurance works, how it affects your liability, and how a pool can affect your premium.
Floods can happen anywhere, and not all Michiganders can access national flood protection. Here’s what that could mean for you.
Only homeowners living in communities that opt into the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) can buy federally backed flood insurance, and nearly 200 Missouri communities have chosen to go without it.
When it comes to ice dams, an ounce of prevention can safeguard your home against water damage. Learn more.
Here’s what to know about homeowners insurance binders, the information they include, when you might need one, and how to get one.
A home insurance adjuster will evaluate the damage to your home once you file a claim. Learn more here.
Home insurance rates are about to increase dramatically for hundreds of thousands of California policyholders. State insurance regulators recently approved rate increases for two of USAA’s largest subsidiaries.
Home insurance typically covers foundation repair if a covered peril causes the damage. Learn more.
Builder’s risk insurance protects property during a construction or renovation project. Learn more.
Your home insurance deductible is how much you’ll pay out of pocket before your coverage kicks in. Learn how your deductible can affect your premium.
Homeowners insurance may or may not cover you when hosting a party. You may need extra coverage if you plan to host a big event or serve alcohol.
Transferring home ownership can be complicated. Learn how to navigate the process.
Flood insurance policyholders renewing or buying new coverage after Dec. 31 can opt for monthly payments instead of an annual up-front sum.
Whether your homeowners insurance covers electrical panel replacement depends on the cause of the damage and your coverage.