Home insurers pay a lot of attention to your roof. Learn here what they look at and how to reduce your insurance costs.
Homeowners Insurance Rate Factors
Everything you need to know about homeowners insurance rate factors and tips for filing claims including dog breeds, natural disasters, and more
Home insurance usually covers your stuff from theft and burglary. Learn about theft coverage, exclusions and filing a claim.
We can help you learn what to do if your homeowners insurance policy is cancelled or not renewed by your provider.
Find out which dog breeds are an insurance liability, and which companies do and don't restrict by breed.
ISO ratings measure a community's fire preparedness in the case of emergency, which can affect your home insurance rates.
Our homes are more ‘connected’ than ever before, but what does that really mean for you, your wallet, and your home insurance? Read on to find out.
Home insurance companies deny claims for a variety of reasons. But homeowners have a few different options for recourse.
You can add your pool to your home insurance policy, but coverage varies greatly for in-ground and above-ground pools.
After you file a claim, you might not feel satisfied with the result. A public adjuster can help you negotiate a better settlement.
Alarm systems can earn you a discount on your homeowners insurance, but the upfront cost may outweigh the benefits.
Flood zones play a big role in deciding your flood insurance cost. Here's how to learn your zone and estimate your rates
Home insurers see trampolines as an insurance risk. If you own one, you may face challenges when insuring your house.
Home insurance rates are based on a variety of factors. Find out what they are, and how you can save.
Your credit can affect your home insurance rates. Learn how to keep your credit score high and home insurance rates low.
Finding home insurance if you have a high-risk home can be difficult. This article can help you if you're unable to get insurance.
Water can do significant damage to your home quickly. Learn here when home insurance does and does not cover it.
If you mortgage your home and file a home insurance claim, the money may not go directly to you from your insurer.
If you filed a home insurance claim and weren't happy with your insurance company's decision, you can hire a lawyer to try to improve your settlement.
Knowing what to do when you have to file a home insurance claim can make a difference in how successful the claim is.
If you've already filed a homeowners insurance claim recently, or the cost of the damage is small or close to your deductible amount, then you should consider paying out of pocket. The deductible and the potential rate increase may make a claim not worth it.
If you own or are thinking of purchasing an older home, there are a few things to consider when it comes to insurance, particularly higher premiums.
Homeowners insurance covers some natural disasters, but not all. Find out when your insurance can step in to cover you after a natural disaster.