Here are three takeaways on how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting the home insurance industry.

As coronavirus forced homeowners to stay indoors and at home, it added yet another layer of complications to homeowners coverage among already complex home-usage patterns.

One lesson learned from the global coronavirus pandemic is that our homes are a place of refuge. And now more than ever, keeping homes safe and maintained is critical to our security and comfort.

In the past few years, the homeowners market has been dealing with the effect of some of the costliest hail events ever, multiple hurricanes, unexpected tornadoes, wildfires and a global pandemic.

What do most popular homeowner insurance claims have in common? Answer: They’re preventable, with preparation and client engagement.

The Insurance Business America’s Broker Connect virtual event on cyber issues is set to be held tomorrow and will focus on trends facing the insurance industry during the coronavirus pandemic.

Independent agents must stress the importance of effectively preparing for the risk of wildfires. Here’s a closer look at some key coverage considerations and wildfire preparation tips.

A hurricane overlapping with a pandemic will present unique challenges on top of the preexisting potential for catastrophe. Here are three key areas agents can help clients prepare now.

Property not cared for appropriately can result in costly claims down the line. Here are some surprising statistics about the top things homeowners do and don’t do that destroy their homes.

The endorsement provides an added layer of wildfire protection by giving customers access to loss prevention services, such as taping vents, applying fire retardants and setting up sprinklers.