Home Mortgage

Homeowners insurance won't take on a quake. At-risk homes require special coverage.

Wild storms, floods and wildfires are on the way. Is your homeowners insurance ready for the worst?

New protections are in place for surviving spouses involving reverse mortgages.

When it comes to tapping the equity in your home--you have options.

Make sure your roof, windows and doors are battle-ready for bouts with big storms.

If you are looking to finance a new home, look at these options for building.

Here's how to make sure you get the compensation to which you're entitled.

If you’re like the many buyers who wait until after going into contract to get insurance quotes on a property, you could be faced with some serious sticker shock. 

The government makes mistakes. Keep that in mind if your flood insurance jumps.

Now that you've gone through closing, what's next for a new homeowner? We have some smart ways to turn that new house into a home you know and love.

Learn how insurance comes into play when Old Man Winter wreaks havoc.

Falling prices and advancements of home solar power is leading many consumers to consider adding them to their homes--but is it better to lease or buy?

Your home insurance policy may not offer as much roof protection as it once did.

Unlike a leaky toilet or a malfunctioning oil burner, the signs of any chimney woes aren’t obvious and can be hard for homeowners to see, which is why experts say the chimney cleaning and repair industry is rife with scams.

Home insurance won't replace everything when bad plumbing floods your house.

Top your home with the right material so your premiums won't go through the roof.

Sherwin-Williams reported a 12% increase in its third-quarter earnings, led by a big sales boost at the company’s paint stores.

What might seem like a great fixer-upper property could actually be a money pit.

After living in apartments with white walls for most of my adult life, I was excited to become a homeowner when my husband and I got married.

Sewage, sinkholes and other threats may go beyond the protections of home coverage.