With an increase in claims and auto damage due to recent hurricanes, car insurance rates could be affected.

A tornado in Pennsylvania just destroyed a car dealership. Miraculously everyone inside survived, but what are the insurance implications?

Hurricane season shows no sign of letting up. Make sure you have the right car insurance to protect yourself from storm damage.

Flagstaff, Arizona is dealing with the fallout from massive floods. How much chaos did these floods cause and how can you protect yourself from flood damage?

Comprehensive insurance covers damages resulting from natural disasters and other “Acts of God”—but timing matters. Sign up in advance of an impending storm.

The best way to avoid driving during dangerous conditions is to avoid driving at all if you hear a severe weather warning. If a tornado warning is announced unexpectedly where you’re driving, head for the nearest permanent structure like a gas or fire station.

Sinkholes are rare occurences, but they can cause expensive damage to your home. Learn which insurance policies will provide you with protection.

In the United States, landslides cause over $1 billion in damages each year. Learn how homeowners insurance can keep your belongings protected.

A mudslide can cause significant and costly damage to your home and personal property. Learn how to stay protected.

While total protection is never possible, there are some important things you can do to minimize risks, especially from ash and falling debris.

Smoke and ash from a wildfire may not look that harmful, but they certainly cause plenty of damage. But is it covered by your home insurance?

Volcanic eruption damage is rare, and homeowner’s insurance rarely addresses it overtly. But you may have some indirect protections.

Most basic home insurance policies don't cover flood damages. To protect yourself from a flood, get flood coverage with your home insurance carrier or contact FEMA.

For homeowners, their home is usually their largest asset and clearly needs insurance; home renters need emergency solutions as well.

With about 20,000 earthquakes occurring in the U.S. each year, consider purchasing earthquake insurance if you live in an earthquake-prone area.