P2-New-Homeowners
Leaving for Vacation? What Your Home Insurance Expects While You're Gone
Vacation-proof your home insurance: the water shutoff, thermostat, security, and documentation steps that keep a claim from being challenged.
Anil Nathan
homeownership
Your HOA Is Probably Underfunded. Here's What That Means for You.
homeownership
Home Warranties Deny Nearly Half of All Claims. Read the Fine Print Before You Buy.
homeownership
Your Home Is Insured for Less Than It Would Cost to Rebuild. Here's How to Find Out.
P2-New-Homeowners
The Spring Maintenance Tasks That Actually Affect Your Insurance Coverage
Some spring maintenance tasks decide whether your next insurance claim gets paid. Here's what to check, document, and fix before storm season.
newsletter
The Home Page — June 2026 | Three things your house has been keeping from you
newsletter
The Home Page — May 2026 | Three things your insurer already knows
Spring home buying season is in full swing, which means a few hundred thousand people are about to close on a house and immediately do what every new homeowner does: feel vaguely anxious about everything and do nothing in particular. This issue is for them. And for the rest of
P1-HNW
The Hidden Insurance Cost of Owning Multiple Homes — and How to Control It
Multi-property owners face compounding insurance risk in 2026. Here's how to manage documentation, protective devices, and broker conversations across a high-value portfolio.
P2-New-Homeowners
Your AC Is Running — But Is It Costing You a Claim?
Most homeowners don't realize that skipping HVAC maintenance can void your insurance claim. Here's what carriers look for, what gets denied, and the steps to protect yourself before summer heat peaks.
homeownership
The Pipe from Your House to the Street Is Your Responsibility. Your Homeowners Insurance Won't Cover It.
homeownership
Most Homeowners Never Appeal Their Property Tax Assessment. That's $1,000 to $3,000 a Year They're Leaving on the Table.
homeownership