For the last three wildfire seasons (2018, 2019, and 2020), Californians have seen extremely high wildfire activity.

You just got a notice from your home insurance company that says your policy is being canceled. Now what?

Holiday celebrations and festivities are part of what makes this season so merry. But claims are also common this time of year.

You might need this inspection if you own an older home. The good news: it's usually pretty quick and may open up more home insurance options for you.

If you live in Florida, hurricanes are a reality you must prepare for. The 2020 hurricane season is proof: it now holds the record for the most active season in history with 30 named hurricanes and the most landfalls by a named storm in the US at 12.

Your homeowners insurance may cover damage from the zombie apocalypse. Yes, you read that right. 

Home insurance covers your home, belongings, and other structures for common sources of damage, like fire, theft, wind, hail, vandalism, smoke, and more. But it also covers you.

If it seems like home insurance prices increase every year at renewal, you’re not imagining it. Insurance rates are adjusted on a regular basis to reflect the ever-changing risk landscape.

If you have a mobile home and you need insurance, chances are you need to get familiar with your vehicle identification number (VIN). The VIN on your mobile home is more than just a registration number – it holds key information about your mobile home.

Natural disasters are getting worse each year, and that leaves the most vulnerable areas and homeowners exposed to the most damage.