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The average loss in a flood is $46,000.

One of the key lessons from 2018 is that catastrophic events, like hurricanes, have unfortunately become the norm.

The result of nationalizing the U.S. flood insurance industry has been a catastrophe all its own. Taxpayers have lost over $40 billion and counting.

Coverage Q&A: Both Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) form language can impact claims.

A Florida court confirms that plaintiffs suing under an NFIP standard flood insurance policy may not get attorney's fees, interest or a jury trial.

Proposed changes may spur communities to better plan for extreme weather, but could drive up costs for some homeowners.

If retirees' homes and possessions are poorly covered by P&C insurance, they may face significant financial losses.

The bill has earned widespread support from over 100 organizations and 30 flood insurance organizations.