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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 covera
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