Some types of auto insurance coverage are required, others are optional, but you’ll want to understand them all because they provide protection against several types of risk.
When a major, federally declared disaster occurs, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) offers assistance to individuals who've sustained damages. If you're the victim of a qualified disaster, here are some FAQs—and answers—about getting FEMA help.
Whether you’re moving locally or out-of-state, on your own or with a moving company, the right insurance will protect your belongings and give you one less worry. But before you put the first piece of furniture on the truck, do some research—start here.
Creating and updating an inventory of your personal possessions is one of the best ways to make the most of your homeowners or renters insurance, and makes filing a claim easier and more efficient.
Coverage needs change as circumstances in our lives change; an annual insurance review will ensure you have the proper coverage for your needs and budget.
Sinkholes—depressions in the surface of the ground caused by the sudden settlement or collapse of the land—are a natural component of the landscape in many states. While the risk of a sinkhole is low, the fallout is potentially devastating to a homeowner.
