Home insurance demystified
7 signs you need a new roof and how long different materials last
Learn the common warning signs you need to repair or replace your roof, the average roof lifespan, and when replacing makes more sense than repairing.
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7 signs you need a new roof and how long different materials last
Learn the common warning signs you need to repair or replace your roof, the average roof lifespan, and when replacing makes more sense than repairing.
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What is Zone A? Understanding your flood risk and insurance options
Flood Zone A designates high-risk inland areas with a 1% annual chance of flooding. Homeowners in Zone A may need flood insurance.
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What is an AE Flood Zone? Understanding your flood risk and insurance options
Find out flood insurance requirements and building regulations for homes and structures in Zone AE, also known as a 100-year floodplain.
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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.
