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While the NFIP was established in 1968, interest in such a program stretches back much further.

Growing catastrophe losses combined with rate inadequacy are masking the true risks facing nearly 40 million properties.

Certified Swifties Ashley Fetyko and Cayce Lynch of Tyson & Mendes say defense lawyers can learn from Swift's embrace of nostalgia, storytelling and vulnerability.

The NICB reports that as much as $10 billion in disaster insurance payments was lost to contractor fraud in 2022.

Karen Clark & Company estimates insured property losses from the Lahaina fire will be around $3.2 billion.

Although the NFIP is aiming to better align risk and premium, it also has to balance affordability into the equation.

Friction during the claims process following a catastrophe can strain customer satisfaction and cause a sharp decline in renewals.

More than 50% of the U.S. population is living in an area that is now twice as likely to experience a severe flood, First Street reports.