Multiple wildfires have been sweeping across Los Angeles County since Tuesday, killing at least five and pushing thousands out of their homes. The total damage is not yet known; the fires were 0% ...

Who is covered? Is your policy claims-made or occurrence-based? Do you have sublimits or endorsements that may affect coverage? What are your deductibles? Be familiar with your policies and what they ...

In the aftermath of a natural disaster, filing an insurance claim can be overwhelming. The Better Business Bureau is offering guidance to help consumers navigate the process and avoid common pitfalls.

Our hearts are with all of the fire victims in this devastating time. This advice is not new, but it bears re-circulating due to the current crisis: Maximizing Homeowner Insurance Coverage Benefits ...

The trauma begins with an evacuation order. After rounding up your medications, personal documents, laptop, family photos and making your escape, you then spend endless, helpless hours worrying about ...

A volunteer picks up trash near a damaged house destroyed by a powerful tornado in Defiance, Missouri. Shutterstock The cluster of tornadoes that swept through the Kansas City metro area Wednesday ...

Remember tug of war? Your team pulling as hard as possible to make the dangling middle string cross the line before the other team, working on outmaneuvering you, builds a winning strategy for your ...

The Better Business Bureau advises homeowners to contact their insurer promptly after a natural disaster. Document all damage with photos and videos, and keep a detailed inventory of affected items.

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