Author: insurancejournalnews
FEMA provides guidance on protecting personal information and navigating home inspections following the February 2025 flooding in West Virginia.
The average cost of homeowner’s insurance in Florida fell in the fourth quarter of 2024, according to a new state report, marking the first decline since 2022.
Seminole County residents start documenting losses and navigating insurance claims following a tornado, with advice from officials and industry experts.
The Federal Insurance Office’s (FIO) comprehensive report on homeowners insurance has been met with skepticism from industry groups, who dispute its findings on affordability, availability, and the impact of climate change.
A weekly roundup of the internet’s most hilarious pet-related content.
A registered nurse in Utah faces a first-degree felony aggravated murder charge for allegedly killing her friend to claim a life insurance policy.
A home warranty can protect you from unexpected repair costs. But is it right for you? Learn what home warranties cover and whether they’re a good investment.
Expert tips on pet health and safety for the spring season.
A registered nurse in Utah has been arrested and charged with aggravated murder after allegedly injecting a woman with insulin to collect her life insurance benefits.
Gallagher Re’s analysis examines the financial impact of GLP-1 weight management drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro on employer-sponsored health plans, considering both rising prescription costs and potential health outcome improvements.