Rising homeowners insurance premiums are causing coverage gaps, increasing foreclosures and impacting community stability across the U.S. Market transparency and resilience investment are key to addressing this trend.
Explore how hailstorms impact U.S. rooftop solar systems and insurance coverage essentials to protect renewable energy investments amid rising severe weather events.
First Street's assessment shows climate disasters in the US driving up mortgage foreclosures through rising insurance costs, flood damage, and credit risk, threatening housing market stability.
Mountain West states face rising homeowners insurance cancellations and premiums driven by wildfire risks. Regulatory efforts highlight urgent need for market stability and risk mitigation.
Severe storm damage in Missouri exposes insurance claims delays and coverage gaps, with affected homeowners facing adjuster visit delays and inequities in insurance coverage.
Porch Group's Homeowners of America Insurance Company ranked first in Texas and third nationally in direct combined ratio performance in the 2024 AM Best report, demonstrating strong underwriting and loss ratio improvements continuing into 2025.
Policy unpredictability, rising insurance and tax costs, and trade tensions are slowing the U.S. housing market recovery in 2019, creating cautious consumer behavior and a weak summer buying season outlook.
Allstate reported $594 million in catastrophe losses for April 2024 amid shifts in its insurance portfolio, with homeowners policies rising 2.5% and commercial lines declining sharply. First-quarter net income was impacted by wildfire-related claims and elevated catastrophe costs.
A-MAX Insurance broadens its footprint in California by opening multiple offices in the San Diego area, enhancing access to affordable auto, renters, and homeowners coverage. The expansion supports community engagement and inclusive workplace initiatives.
AAA survey reveals increased hurricane anxiety among Georgians, urging early insurance review and home fortification to mitigate storm risks in 2024.
