Home Insurance Resources

A home insurance deductible is the portion of costs you'll pay upfront for a covered claim. Learn how to choose a deductible that is right for you.

Learn why your insurance premium may be increasing due to inflation and how you may be able to lower it.

Sharing your home for extra income? You'll want to read this.

Switching home insurance companies can seem overwhelming but it's easier than you may think.

We've got you covered when it comes to learning more about what renters insurance is and why it's important.

You may need specialized insurance for your art, jewelry, and other valuables. Learn more about insuring high-value items.

The best way to protect your valuable antiques or collectibles is to get the proper paperwork to document how much your collection is worth.

If you have a collection of antiques, artwork, or other valuables in your home, you may need to take special precautions to keep these treasured possessions safe.

Don't fall victim to a dishonest contractor. Know how to protect yourself and how to hire reputable workers.

Insuring your home requires understanding the types of coverages in a standard homeowners policy that provides protection for damages done to the structure of your home.

Dwelling Coverage is the part of a standard homeowners insurance policy that helps protect the physical structure of your home.

Learn about the 80% rule for home insurance and ensure your property is adequately protected against potential losses and damages.

We'll help you understand if you are, or are not, covered for certain scenarios when it comes to homeowners insurance.

Most of us will need to buy homeowners insurance before buying a home. That's because most lenders require it to get a loan.

If you have a high-value home, it's important to know how to customize your insurance to avoid gaps and make sure you have the coverage you need.

Getting insurance for your vacation house or second home is similar to insurance for your primary residence but with a few extra considerations.

Do you employ a housekeeper, personal chef, nanny, or other type of domestic workers? If yes, you may be required to carry insurance to safeguard against certain risks.

Learn 9 practical ways you may be able to lower your home insurance without losing coverage.

A checklist of to-dos to help you get ahead of packing, moving, and everything in between.

Moving can be a stressful experience for your furry friends. Keep your pets calm while moving by following a few easy steps before, during, and after your move.

Answers to common questions about how to handle your home insurance during a move.

Prevention is your best defense.

Proper home maintenance is the best way to help prevent mold damage in and outside of your home.

Ice dams occur when melting ice build-up in your roof causes water damage to your interior walls and ceilings.

Water damage can be a costly headache. Avoid it by taking these precautions.

Take these steps if your home has been impacted by water.

Floods can strike unexpectedly, wreaking havoc on homes and possessions.

What you should know to prepare, protect, and recover.

Making an emergency evacuation plan for your family is simple. Here's how.

Having a go bag ready can be a lifesaver in an emergency.

What to do to prepare and recover from a hurricane.

Fire can move incredibly fast and cause devastating damage. Getting your home prepared for a wildfire or housefire can make a difference.