Common Homeowners Claims Over Christmas and New Year’s
By taking a few simple precautions, Florida homeowners can significantly reduce the risk of the most common Christmas and New Year’s insurance claims.
By taking a few simple precautions, Florida homeowners can significantly reduce the risk of the most common Christmas and New Year’s insurance claims.
If you are a dog owner - even if your pet isn’t on a restricted list - many insurers still require you disclose having a pet in the home.
A comprehensive inventory is an essential part of your homeowners' insurance strategy—not just a nice-to-have checklist.
The holidays are known for family gatherings and festive decor. Sadly, this time of year also brings an uptick in holiday insurance claims.
Fraud doesn’t just raise costs—it drives insurers out of the market when claim payouts become unpredictable due to inflated or fake losses.
Insurance fraud doesn’t just affect the company that pays the claim. It drives up everyone’s premiums, slows down claims processing, and creates mistrust across the board.
While both a home warranty and home insurance offer protection for homeowners, they serve very different purposes and are not interchangeable.
Even with the best planning, some situations may require you to evacuate your home — and when that happens, your safety should be the top priority.
Accidents and injuries can happen when you least expect them. If someone is injured on your property in Florida, are you responsible?
If your home flooded during last year’s hurricanes, you’re probably wondering what that means for your flood insurance rates moving forward.