Some insurers can earn millions while claims remain unpaid and homeowners shoulder the cost of waiting.

Insurers are resolving claims faster, but some homeowners still say their policy falls short.

Let's stop pretending that every insurance problem begins with an insurer being greedy, argues Elizabeth Hammack.

RHONY’s Erin Lichy denies money trouble after Jessel Taank’s “insurance scam” comments and shares a home repair update.

What do wind and water deductibles mean for homeowners' insurance in St. Petersburg, Florida? A HelloNation article featuring Insurance Agent Ben Feller explains how these deductibles affect claims, ...

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It is open enrollment season for Medicare and coverage under the Affordable Care Act and scammers hope you'll find them ...

Shareholders approved plans for two insurance companies in the Democratic Republic of Congo on June 24, 2026, subject to regulatory clearance. Equity’s Congolese banking subsidiary, Equity BCDC, has ...

Founded by veterans of Sears Home Services and Thumbtack, Polygrade uses AI agents to perform warranty claims work from diagnosis to contractor paymen ...

Do condominium owners in Odessa, Florida, need condo insurance if their association already carries a master policy? That ...

Arsenal Insurance and VUSO have completed the settlement of insurance claims related to damage to two business centres ...

Polygrade has emerged from stealth with $6.3 million in funding to build an AI-native claims management platform for the warranty industry. Construct Capital, American Family Ventures and Nine Four ...