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Chances are Hurricane Isabel will bolster the homeowner insurance industry's argument for yet higher premiums next year.
Isabel could trigger the 41st major disaster the Federal Emergency Management Agency declares this year. National disasters, along with 16 emergencies...
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With homeowners insurance premiums soaring and an increasing number of companies tightening guidelines on just who -- or what -- they'll insure, it's especially important to start looking for insurance and learn what factors will lead to higher premiums even before you begin...
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As the busy spring real estate season opens in just a few weeks, smart buyers are doing their homework by getting loan pre-approval, scouting out neighborhoods, and getting a realistic idea of how much house they can afford. But now there's another item to put on the to-do...
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When you purchase homeowners insurance, you expect that it will be there when you need it. That means that if there is a natural disaster such as an earthquake, hurricane or a flood, it will be there. And in the environmental context, if oil is leaked from your heating oil...
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If you have had to renew your homeowners insurance policy recently, you possibly were unable to obtain coverage for water damage. This is a result of a number of recent large claims concerning severe health problems, even death, and property damage possibly caused by mold.
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Mold is putting a new stain on homeownership - higher costs for homeowner's insurance. Not only are some companies such as State Farm not writing any new homeowner policies in Texas, premium renewal rates are being hiked up at a rate of between 28 and 33 percent, says the...
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