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Colorado homeowners are taking proactive measures to protect their homes from wildfires, yet some are still losing insurance coverage. New legislation aims to bring more transparency and support.

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.

Residents of North Carolina are grappling with insurance claim denials and policy cancellations in the wake of Hurricane Helene, leaving many feeling frustrated and uncertain about their future.

Insurance companies are increasingly denying or canceling coverage for Bay Area homes with outdated knob and tube electrical systems, posing challenges for homeowners and real estate transactions.

A new study from JD Power reveals rising costs, extended processing times, and poor communication are leading to homeowner dissatisfaction with insurance claims.

A new report highlights the alarming link between insurance companies’ investments in fossil fuels and the increasing risk homeowners face from climate change-related disasters.

The impact of the recent California wildfires is rippling through the property insurance market, leading to higher premiums, stricter policies, and fewer coverage options for homeowners.

A recent report highlights the impact of climate change on home insurance costs, potentially affecting the entire homeowner’s market.

Kayenta residents in Ivins, Utah, face non-renewal notices and rising rates despite no history of major fires, raising concerns about insurance practices.

Skyrocketing home insurance premiums are pushing homeowners to make a difficult choice: go without coverage.