Homeowners insurance premiums in Texas have surged due to increased extreme weather events and regulatory challenges, impacting affordability and market stability.

Homeowners insurance premiums have surged 24% from 2021 to 2024, driven by extreme weather events and rising rebuilding costs, exacerbating U.S. housing affordability challenges for buyers and owners alike.

A study reveals high levels of scam activity targeting homeowners displaced by natural disasters in Texas, Louisiana, and Florida, highlighting challenges for insurers in fraud detection and claims management.

Iowa's SF 619 bill enhances disaster relief by exempting assistance payments from taxes, funding relief, and protecting homeowners in insurance claims after 2024 tornadoes and floods.

Homeowners in Buncombe County face insurance claim denials after Hurricane Helene, highlighting coverage gaps for flood and landslide damage.

A study shows over 11 million U.S. homes lack insurance coverage, with high rates in New Mexico, West Virginia, and Mississippi. Protect your home now.

The US property and casualty insurance industry earned $170 billion in 2024, showing significant improvements in underwriting gains and premium growth despite challenges from natural disasters.

A storm system causes at least 40 deaths and severe damage across multiple states, impacting insurance claims for property, auto, and business interruptions.

State Farm requests a 22% insurance rate hike in California due to increased risks.

Los Angeles is facing unprecedented wildfires with significant destruction and evacuations. The Palisades Fire has burned thousands of structures, prompting federal emergency response.