Insurance Blog

New standard homeowners insurance forms may let insurers off the hook for weather-related cosmetic damage to your home.

Homeowners and their insurance providers face hard choices as the number of sinkhole claims continues to grow.

New W-2 tax forms now allow employees to see how much money goes toward their health insurance through work.

Underage drinking and driving tragically cuts short thousands of young lives each year and drives up everyone’s auto insurance rates.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s decision to expand Medicaid signals the end of Republican opposition to health care reform.

Suspicious insurance claims grew by nearly 27 percent over the last two years, according to an industry group.

Most homeowners insurance policies cover damage from “falling objects,” including tree limbs, spacecraft — and meteors.

Sara Horowitz insured a group of freelance workers by building her own health insurance company from scratch.

Combining health care reform and technology shows results in the fight against Medicare and Medicaid fraud.

Three months after Superstorm Sandy, the federal flood insurance program has processed just 3 in 10 flood insurance claims.