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Buying a home is one of the single largest investments that most people ever make. If you need to protect that investment, your main line of defense is homeowners insurance.
Just the basics
Most standard homeowners insurance policies will provide coverage for damage to...
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When you live in the Snow Belt, the crisp air and brilliant colors of fall remind you that a snowy winter is just a breath away. And in the winter, bad weather conditions--or perhaps an untended fireplace--may wreak havoc on your property. If your household possessions are...
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The lowest mortgage rates in more than three decades have fueled America's appetite for home buying and refinancing, driving new home sales to a record level . Buying a home can be an intimidating process, especially for first-time homeowners who may feel overwhelmed by the...
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Winter's here, and with it comes inclement weather. Here are some questions and answers on how to make sure your property is insured against winter storm damage.
Won't my landlord's insurance provide coverage for damage to my personal property?
No. Your landlord's...
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Severe weather can pose a major threat to your home and property. Tornadoes, earthquakes, hurricanes, winter storms, severe thunderstorms, and flooding can damage or destroy your home in a matter of minutes. And while you can't control the weather, you can be prepared.
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During a cold snap, the pipes in your building freeze and burst. While doing a load of laundry, your washing machine overflows. A heavy rainstorm causes water to leak through the roof of your building--and you live on the top floor. Water damage occurs frequently, so it's a...
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