Insurance.com reports that home insurance rates are rising due to climate change, inflation, and legal challenges, causing homeowner frustration.

Most Americans have some property insurance, but only a small percentage actively monitor how their rates change over time. While some major events, such as a serious car accident or significant home ...

Rising property insurance rates, up 58% since 2020 and rising more this year, are leaving some property owners uninsured — even when insurance is available, which isn’t always the case — and keeping ...

HB 2933 will preserve free-market principles that keep insurance coverage available in Oklahoma while making it more affordable ...

News is everywhere that Florida’s property insurance market is stabilizing and rates are finally dropping after a storm-filled 2017-2024 period, supercharged by the nation’s most litigious claims ...

With major insurance changes already in place and no new overhaul planned, buyers and sellers have clearer expectations and should price deals using current costs.

Home insurance is meant to be a safety net to give homeowners peace of mind when the unthinkable happens — but in North Carolina, insurance companies are failing to hold up their end of the ...

Casualty lines present challenges as insurers and clients grapple with artificial intelligence and the expected impact on ...

A rewards program for Florida homeowners without a claims history are among the property insurance-related bills that could lower your bill.

The future of home and business insurance remains uncertain in California due to wildfire risk. The use of fire risk scores by insurance companies is influencing both cost and renewal ...