Learn the differences between homeowners and mortgage insurance. Find out how each one protects your investment or lender and what they mean for your mortgage.

The average U.S. home insurance premium increased 24% between 2021 and 2024, according to the Consumer Federation of America.

Mortgage math misses the biggest 2026 shocks. Budget the real monthly cost: insurance renewals, property taxes, maintenance, ...

In a market already strained by rates and prices, homeowners insurance costs are creating a new divide. In 2024, homeowners in Colorado, Nebraska, Texas, and Florida paid the highest insurance costs ...

As homeowners insurance premiums hit record highs, homebuyers are growing increasingly concerned about their ability to afford them. The average single-family homeowner is now paying almost $2,370 a ...

Homeowners often brace for a higher renewal bill, only to discover that the real financial shock comes from quieter increases ...

From insurance to maintenance, homeowners spend over $1,300 monthly beyond mortgages as costs rise faster than paychecks.

But fast-forward a year or a decade, and many are shocked by what comes next: a leaking roof, a surprise insurance hike, or a ...

The U.S. home insurance market exhibited signs of stabilization in 2025 after years of steep premium increases and ...

In a market already strained by rates and prices, homeowners insurance costs are creating a new divide. The data backs up recent findings from the Realtor.com® Housing and Climate Risk Report, which ...