Home insurance demystified
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What is Zone X? Understanding your flood risk and insurance options
Flood Zone X is FEMA's low-to-moderate flood risk designation. Understand what Flood Zone X means for your home, your actual risk, and your insurance options.
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How to shop for homeowners insurance
Ready to shop for home insurance? Discover 7 essential steps: from gathering property details and assessing coverage needs to comparing quotes and finding discounts.
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Does homeowners insurance cover foundation repairs?
Foundation damage can result in costly repairs. Learn more about whether your homeowners insurance will cover it and why it may not.
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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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How to create a home inventory of personal belongings to help make filing home insurance claims easier (with free template)
A home inventory of your personal belongings can help you stay organized and could speed up the claims process with your insurer after a loss.
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Does homeowners insurance cover renters?
Find out what insurance is required for rental properties, including landlord insurance for the property owner and renters insurance for the tenant.
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What is scheduled personal property coverage?
Scheduled personal property coverage is an optional add-on that protects high-value items like jewelry and fine art beyond standard policy limits.
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What is a homeowners insurance declarations page?
A home insurance declarations page is a summary of your policy, listing key coverages, limits, and premiums. Learn how your dec page can be a helpful resource.
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What is fair rental value coverage and how does it work?
Learn what fair rental value coverage is and how it can protect landlords from lost income when a covered loss makes the rental uninhabitable.
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How much homeowners insurance do I need?
Determine how much home insurance you need. Learn about the various types of coverage your policy includes and how to determine appropriate policy limits.
