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Nearly half of all homeowners and renters in the U.S. would consider allowing their insurance company to receive information through smart home devices.

Despite living in areas susceptible to hurricanes, one third of homeowners in several coastal states do not know what hurricane deductibles are and how they work.

Despite living in areas susceptible to hurricanes, one third of homeowners in several coastal states do not know what hurricane deductibles are and how they work.

Older vehicles and Obamacare contribute to significant cost shifting.

Fighting long-held misperceptions poses an opportunity to stem fraud

Good news for brokers: Auto insurance is becoming an easier sale.

Despite the fact that the Southeast has experienced more billion-dollar disasters in the past 30 years than the rest of the country combined, the coastal states have some of the weakest building codes in the U.S.

Claim fraud and buildup increased payments for auto injuries by $5.6 billion to $7.7 billion in the U.S. in 2012, and that's not chump change.