Personal Lines

Millennials want to trust that their belongings are protected, but they have some specific demands.

Some myths are a product of old science and observation, such as standing in a doorway during an earthquake. Others are old wives' tales.

The staged accidents involved "jump-ins," in which a person claims to be in the vehicles to collect insurance benefits.

Richie Clements, PIA's national president, recounts to NU-PC360 his story of surviving Katrina and the flood of claims in its aftermath.

The savings rate improved across the board in the U.S. last year, but not everyone is able to save effectively.

The chances of dying in a crash in a late-model vehicle have fallen by more than one-third. And there's more good news.