Many homeowners may be facing financial difficulties in Dorian’s aftermath due to a lack of insurance, as many have dropped their insurance in the past several years.
Read More »How to Improve the NFIP
As flood risk and damage from hurricanes increases, how can the National Flood Insurance Program adapt to the changes with the September 30 authorization deadline approaching?
Read More »Homeowners Bracing for Climate Change
As half of residents in major U.S. metro areas believe climate change will affect their homes or communities within their lifetime, what steps are being taken to prevent catastrophe?
Read More »Hurricane Barry’s $300M Cost to Insurers
A new report examines just how much the damage from Hurricane Barry was worth, and how much of it was insured.
Read More »Rising Waters, Rising Delinquencies
Delinquency rates dropped year-over-year, but in the Midwest, recent flooding has left its impact on borrowers.
Read More »Responding to the New Reality: Problems With the NFIP
As flood risk and damage from hurricanes increases, how can the National Flood Insurance Program adapt to the changes?
Read More »Coastal Homes at Risk
Coastal cities are at a high risk of chronic coastal flooding by 2050, according to a new report by Zillow.
Read More »Reforming the National Flood Insurance Program
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith is proposing an update to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Click through to find out how she says the NFIP can be changed for the better.
Read More »Hurricane Barry Property Damage Hits $500M
While flood damage alone totaled at least $200 million, around $100 million in flood damage was uninsured.
Read More »Texas Governor Signs $1.6B Hurricane Harvey Relief Bill
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a $1.6 billion storm and flood resilience plan, in another step to assist homeowners impacted by Hurricane Harvey and future disasters.
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