
Homeowners Hit by Higher Premiums and Less Coverage
Homeowners face higher deductibles, new coverage limits, and double-digit premium hikes as insurers try to get profitable by charging more for less.

Homeowners face higher deductibles, new coverage limits, and double-digit premium hikes as insurers try to get profitable by charging more for less.

Insurance companies are pulling back on homeowners’ policies nationwide due to fears of natural disasters and soaring rebuilding costs.

Single-family homes with living spaces atop garages are particularly vulnerable to collapse in an earthquake, with many needing retrofitting.

High-net-worth homeowners are facing the hardest property insurance market “in a generation,” meaning buyers should expect higher renewal premiums.

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Mass market insurance companies are not suited to offer the coverage an affluent lifestyle requires.

California homeowners face a mixed risk profile when looking at home insurance loss trends, according to a new LexisNexis report.

With costs of goods and labor surging, homeowners ought to factor the rising prices into their insurance decisions.

A new computer model will let you see your home’s current wildfire risk and estimates the probability it will burn over the next 30 years.