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Florida hasnt been hit by a hurricane since 2005, and its state-run property insurer isnt taking any chances.

The federal government overpaid upward of $177.2 million for disaster recovery in Florida in 2004 and 2005, says a new report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General.

For the estimated 22 million Americans living in hurricane-prone areas the question is: Am I at risk? A new online tool released by the hurricane center this week should provide some of the answers.

Conducting a thorough inventory of your valuables is a critical step in ensuring they're insured. But there's more to it than that.

The Florida Citizens' Board of Governors voted to end a 1% surcharge imposed on most Florida homeowners' policies two years earlier than planned.

The Florida Citizens' Board of Governors voted to end a 1% surcharge imposed on most Florida homeowners' policies two years earlier than planned.

Wreaking $8.5 billion of insured losses, it was one of the biggest, costliest and most tenacious hurricanes to hit the U.S.

S&P says that reinsurers are taking a huge risk by ruling out the potential that climate change is already impacting their exposure to catastrophic losses.