Whether you’re building a new home addition, adding a feature like a swimming pool, redoing a bathroom or upgrading an electrical system, understanding and addressing possible renovation risks is critical.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rocks and water. Since the air pressure in a typical home is lower than the pressure in the soil around the foundation, the home acts like a vacuum and draws radon in through cracks in the foundation.

As winter ends and temperatures begin to rise, the accumulating water from melting snow and ice—also known as snowmelt—can lead to significant property damage. Don’t let snowmelt wreak havoc on your home. Review the following guidance for snowmelt prevention recommendations.

Homeowners insurance is one of the most essential types of coverage acquired and maintained by Americans. Moreover, it may now be more critical than ever as claims costs continue to rise.

Although vehicles in general are attractive items for criminals to steal, recent data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) confirms that certain vehicle models are hotter commodities for thieves than others.

During the holiday season, it's often easier to shop online to find gifts for your loved ones. But while online shopping can save you a trip to the store, it also comes with cybersecurity risks.

If your teen is approaching driving age, it may be time to start thinking about adding them to your auto insurance policy. Although this will likely increase your insurance premiums, it is typically cheaper than having your teen purchase an auto policy in their own name. Here are six tips to consider when adding a teen to your auto insurance policy.