Home insurance demystified
-
75% of American homeowners say home renovation TV shows make DIY projects look “easier and cheaper” than reality
-
Why is home insurance getting more expensive in California?
Wildfire risks, construction costs, the frequency of severe claims in the state, and other factors are making home insurance more expensive in California.
-
First-time homebuyer insurance: A guide to protecting your new investment
Ready to purchase your first home? Our guide covers everything you need to know about buying homeowners insurance to protect your investment.
-
Gen Z expects more: Why Gen Z homeowners are harder to please
Gen Z homeowners are significantly less satisfied with their insurance providers than previous generations — especially with their customer service.
-
Gen Z homeowners are 27% more likely to have “buyer’s remorse” than previous generations
Plus, nearly half of American homeowners say ownership has increased their stress.
-
Natural disasters and home insurance: What's covered?
Home insurance can cover damage caused by some but not all natural disasters. Find out which natural disasters are covered and when you may need extra coverage.
-
48% of US homeowners shy away from these disaster-prone states
Extreme weather is reshaping where Americans want to live: Nearly three out of 10 would avoid purchasing a home in Florida or California due to disaster risks.
-
What is dwelling coverage? A guide to Coverage A
Learn what dwelling coverage (Coverage A) protects, how it differs from dwelling insurance, and how much dwelling coverage you need to rebuild your home.
-
What is personal liability insurance for homeowners?
Learn what personal liability insurance for homeowners covers, how limits of liability work, and how much personal liability coverage you should have.
-
Home warranty vs. home insurance
Learn about the differences between a home warranty and home insurance, including what's covered, what's excluded, and which one you need.
-
Does home insurance go up after a claim?
Home insurance premiums often go up after filing a claim, but there are limits based on state law and your personal claims history.
