DeSantis Targets High Insurance Rates
Many factors play a role, but one of the most significant reasons for high insurance costs in Florida include weather and natural disasters.
Why Insurance May Not Pay for a New Roof
Many homeowners are shocked when they learn that their insurance company will only cover a portion of their new roof expense after a storm.
Florida Insurance: Landlords and Airbnbs
Florida's insurance requirements for landlords and Airbnb hosts differ in several respects, largely due to the difference between traditional long-term rentals and short-term vacation rentals.
Managing High Insurance Premiums
Insurance premiums can feel like an ever-growing burden, and the continual rise of premium costs strains Florida residents trying to balance their budgets.
The Florida Home Hardening Program
Home hardening refers to a series of modifications and upgrades to a home’s structure that improve its resilience to natural disasters, particularly high winds and storm surge.
Prepare for 2025: Review Your Insurance Policies
Life changes quickly, and those changes can mean your existing policies no longer offer the protection you need as you move into 2025.
Handling Your Insurance After a Storm
Many people don't know exactly how to navigate the claims process after a hurricane, especially if a severe storm has never directly impacted their property before.
Deductibles: What You Need to Know
Deductibles represent the amount of money that must be paid out of pocket before your insurance steps in to cover the rest of the costs.
Reading a Hurricane Map as the Storm Approaches
If the official hurricane map tracking indicates that the storm is expected to reach your area within a day or two, prioritize securing your property.
Catalytic Converter Thefts on the Rise
If your catalytic converter is stolen and you do not have comprehensive coverage to help out, you will be responsible for the replacement costs out of pocket.