Consider these factors before deciding to purchase renter's insurance!

One of the most important things to do when starting a home improvement project is to get it insured. Find out how to do it properly here!

You may want to avoid these hidden risks to prevent your home insurance premiums from skyrocketing.

Roof damaged by hail? Your insurer may no longer pay to replace it.

Homeowners can better guard against liability claims by knowing what's covered by umbrella insurance and what isn't.

Depending on where you live, filing even one claim can push your annual insurance premium up 20%.

Turning your home into a rental or buying an investment property? Expect to pay up to 20% more for the right insurance policy to protect your property.

Here’s how title insurance works, how to decide whether you need your own policy, and how much you can expect to pay.

Flood insurance can help you out, but you've got to apply early. Before the storm. WAY before the storm.

It's not the life saver you think it is....

It's better to have a plan in place, but you may still have options at the last minute.

Quick answers to complex questions.

This could be the best or worse article you read all year, depending on the damage to your home.

When zombies, Snookies, and Lady Gagas storm your front door this weekend, don’t fear! Your homeowners insurance will protect you from Halloween mishaps.

The region in which you live dictates what kind of disaster insurance you might need to protect your home from Mother Nature's wrath.

The secret to filing a successful disaster insurance claim is getting prepared long before catastrophe actually strikes your home.

We’re in the peak of the busiest hurricane season in years. Is your home properly insured?

Most homes aren’t covered for the #1 natural disaster, flooding. Here’s the scoop.

Pricey, private-sector excess flood insurance covers you when a federal flood policy isn’t enough.

The answer to that question will go a long way toward determining whether your homeowners insurance will ultimately cost you more or even get canceled.