Homeowner's Insurance
Homeowner's Insurance
Also called "fire insurance" or "hazard", "property" or "casualty" insurance, homeowner's insurance covers your home if it is damaged by disasters that are listed on the policy.
Homeowner's Insurance Glossary
Common Questions
What does home insurance cover?
The most basic policy covers your home's structure for limited disasters. Other policies provide more extensive coverage and protect your personal belongings, too.
Some policies also help pay for living expenses (housing, food and other essentials) if you can't remain in your home while it's being rebuilt or repaired following a disaster.
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Homeowner's Insurance
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