Home insurance demystified
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Insurance financial ratings explained
Financial ratings help homeowners identify quality home insurance companies. Learn more in this post from Kin.
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What is the 80% rule when it comes to insuring a home?
Understanding the 80/20 rule in home insurance is key to making sure you have sufficient coverage in a claim.
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Is homeowners insurance tax deductible?
Find out if your home insurance is tax deductible. Learn about the exceptions for rental properties and home-based businesses, plus other common homeowner tax deductions.
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How to prevent mold after a flood: 7 key steps
To prevent mold, make a plan to start cleaning within 48 hours of the flooding.
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7 attractive nuisances that can impact your home insurance
An attractive nuisance is something at your home that attracts minors but that may also be dangerous, like a pool.
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How renovations impact your home insurance
Learn how renovations impact home insurance, including what’s covered, what’s not, and the steps to take before and after renovation.
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Florida wind mitigation breakdown
A wind-resistant home can help you save even while Florida homeowners insurance rates are going up. Get details on Florida wind mitigation requirements.
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What should you do if your home insurance is canceled?
You just got a cancellation notice. Take a deep breath an get ready to act quickly.
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Does homeowners insurance cover hail damage?
Find out when home insurance covers hail damage and when damage from hail might be excluded from a homeowners insurance policy.
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Is termite damage covered by insurance?
Wondering if home insurance covers termites? Usually, the answer is no. Learn the exceptions here.
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Replacement cost vs. actual cash value
Understanding the difference betwen replacement cost vs actual cash value vs the market value of your home helps you know if you have enough home insurance.
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What to do during a mandatory evacuation
Evacuation orders are fairly common during natural disasters, but they can cause a lot of confusion. Read about your rights and obligations during a mandatory evacuation.
