2020 will be a worse than average year for floods—but most Americans aren’t ready, according to a recent survey.

Several of an agency’s clients suffered damage as a result of the recent riots. However, they were already closed as a result of state-wide COVID-19 closures. How will the business income policy respond?

Digital was once a long-term ambition for many independent agents. But as the pandemic continues to leave us all with more questions than answers, one thing is becoming clearer: Digital will play a large role in how we move forward.

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.

Late last week, ISO’s Property Claims Service assigned a CAT number to losses resulting from protesting and rioting over the period May 26 to June 5.

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

With the outdoor season upon us, make sure to educate your clients about these increased risk areas.

Learn how placing customers’ home and auto policies with a single carrier will help you grow your business while improving the customer experience.

Three-quarters of Americans think they don’t need flood insurance but FEMA says floods happen anywhere it can rain.

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.