Articles about Property Insurance in Insurance
Thinking of taking your house off the market? You're not alone. But this common real estate move has a hidden insurance trap that could cost you everything. Here’s what you need to know *before* you make a change.
An insurance appraisal is meant to solve disagreements, not start new ones. We're looking at a wild case where Travelers Lloyds is taking an insured to federal court over a $354k award, claiming the appraisers are hiding their work.
You might have heard the property market is softening, but don't expect an easy ride just yet. We're breaking down why the tough underwriting habits from the hard market are here to stay.
An insurance policy is a contract, but what happens when an insurer ignores its own rules? We're breaking down the lawsuit against Frankenmuth for allegedly blocking an appraisal process it promised to its policyholders.
If you're an Oklahoma homeowner, you know the anxiety that comes with storm season. The good news? The Strengthen Oklahoma Homes program is expanding, offering grants to help you fortify your home against severe weather.
Home insurance premiums are soaring, and many families are considering a risky move: dropping their coverage altogether. Before you make that leap, let's talk about what's really happening and why it could be a devastating financial mistake.
You'd think a multi-million pound home in an affluent London neighbourhood would be safe from flooding, but that's no longer the case. We're breaking down why even the wealthiest postcodes are at risk and what it means for your home insurance.
Some potentially good news is brewing in the Florida insurance market. American Integrity is taking on 7,000 policies from the state-backed Citizens, a move that signals a slow but steady return of confidence from private insurers.
Congress just passed another short-term extension for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), avoiding a lapse. But insurance experts are sounding the alarm, saying this temporary patch does nothing to fix the program's deep-seated problems.
Great news for homeowners and real estate professionals. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has been extended, avoiding a shutdown. Let's break down what this reauthorization really means for your flood policy.
The property insurance market feels confusing right now, with rates softening but risks getting scarier. We sat down with Nationwide's Tonya Courtney for a no-nonsense look at what's really going on with underwriting, tech, and the future of E&S.
For decades, home insurance has focused on the outside of a house, using public data to assess risk. But we're missing the biggest piece of the puzzle: your personal belongings. Let's talk about this massive blind spot and why it's a problem for everyone.