Home insurance claims: Tips and advice
Whether you want to prevent claims or need to file one now, we've got you covered.
How long do home insurance claims stay on your record?
Home insurance claims often stay on your record for five to seven years. Learn how claims can affect your insurance costs and how to lower your rate after a loss.
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This guide can help you understand what is and isn't covered when your roof is damaged.
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How do home insurance companies pay out claims?
Insurers usually pay out your claim in installments, but the timeline depends on damages and your state’s laws.
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How to file a homeowners insurance claim
Don't stress over damage. Learn exactly how to file a home insurance claim, plus tips to make the process go smoothly.
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What happens if you don’t use insurance money for repairs?
Using insurance money from a claim for something other than repairs could result in your homeowners policy being nonrenewed.
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What is a home insurance claim?
After a loss, a home insurance claim is the first official step toward requesting reimbursement for covered damages.
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What is a first notice of loss?
A first notice of loss is the first step in filing an insurance claim for a covered loss or damages to a covered item.
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What is an insurance loss inspection?
Your insurer may send a claims specialist to evaluate and inspect your damages. This is called a loss inspection, and it’s a completely typical part of the claims process.
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How to prevent claims
Learn how to protect your home and yourself from the five most common home insurance claims.
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What is recoverable depreciation for home insurance?
Read about how recoverable depreciatin works and see some examples.
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7 most common homeowners insurance claims
So which home insurance claims are the most common – and costly?
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Storm damage insurance claims: What you need to know
Got a storm damage insurance claim? Find out what you need to know so you can file your claim with confidence.
