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When disaster strikes, some U.S. homeowners are finding their insurance providers aren't covering all of their costs. Scripps News hears from an expert about what to look for in a policy.

Jamie Lafollette found out State Farm was dropping her policy from reading the news. After she saw a story about the insurer pulling out of Santa Cruz County, her longtime home, she called her agent to confirm that her plan would lapse - setting off a desperate search for a replacement policy that is ongoing.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. “Our first quote came in at over $10,000 a year, and that was bare bones...

Anyone freshly dumped back into the insurance market for one reason or another now has several new options.

A new report from the Labor Department shows nationwide the cost of auto insurance jumped nearly 2% in April, bringing the total annual gain to over 22%.

The severe weather in Iowa over the last several years has pushed up insurance costs, causing a heavy burden for a lot of folks.Living in Iowa means going throu

Insurers are determining if your home is worth their risk without stepping foot on your property. Some worry it is increasing premiums.

The predictions for this upcoming hurricane season are serious, with numerous storms predicted. It's creating concern over what the season could do to insurance costs for millions of Floridians.

(Bloomberg) -- For Filicia Porter, the insurance bills were the final straw. They’d been climbing steeply for her assisted-living business as Florida was battered with ever more-powerful storms, and eventually, the numbers stopped adding up.

For Filicia Porter, the insurance bills were the final straw. They'd been climbing steeply for her assisted-living business as Florida was battered with

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