Browsing: homeowners insurance

A recent study by the California Board of Equalization reveals that half of California homeowners lack sufficient insurance coverage, leaving them vulnerable to financial ruin in the event of a disaster.

Homeowners insurance premiums have risen dramatically from $2,656 in 2021 to $3,303 in 2024, with some states experiencing even sharper increases

Experts discuss challenges in California’s homeowners insurance market, including rising premiums and construction costs

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed six insurance reform bills into law on May 28, 2025, addressing the state’s insurance crisis

Understanding the scope of homeowners insurance coverage

Investigative reporter J.C. Hallman examines Oklahoma’s homeowners’ insurance crisis

Kiplinger’s second annual Readers’ Choice Awards recognizes the best financial products and services, including top homeowners insurance companies based on reader ratings.

The U.S. insurance market is facing a severe crisis as climate change continues to drive up premiums and push insurers out of high-risk areas, leaving homeowners struggling to afford coverage.

Four major consumer groups have slammed the insurance industry for continuing to support fossil fuel projects, arguing it exacerbates climate change and leads to higher homeowners insurance premiums.

Colorado lawmakers have killed a bill aimed at stabilizing the state’s volatile homeowners insurance market by imposing a new fee on insurance premiums.