USAA discontinued its home warranty protection plans, but still offers other insurance products, including comprehensive homeowners insurance. A USAA home insurance policy protects your home and ...

Who is the best home warranty company in 2026? The USA TODAY team reviewed, ranked and applied our in-house methodology to ...

A home warranty can help homeowners cover the cost of system and appliance repairs and replacements needed because of normal wear and tear. While a home warranty protection plan can help fill in some ...

As the name suggests, Home Warranty Inc. offers home warranty policies throughout the country. Before we discuss what specifically is included in Home Warranty Inc.’s policies, it’s important to ...

As premiums rise sharply, financial planners say homeowners still have levers they can pull – but only if they treat ...

When buying and selling a home, every dollar is important. There are closing costs, moving costs and other costs associated with the transaction of a home sale. The last thing a buyer or seller needs ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A company partnered with the city is facing criticism from customers who said the insurance they paid for isn’t providing the coverage they expected, and they feel misled by ...

A home warranty will typically cost a homeowner between $264 to $1,425 per year, with a national average cost of $600. The three main factors that affect the cost of a home warranty are the premium, ...

Homeowners insurance premiums have risen 24% over the last three years, according to the Consumer Federation of America, and they're expected to increase another 10% by the end of 2025. Climate change ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Springfield family is still without power after the June 29 severe storms. It’s an electrical issue that they thought would be covered. Update: After this original story ...

John Egan is an experienced personal finance journalist who has written extensively on mortgages and home equity, insurance, credit and credit monitoring, banking, and other personal finance topics.

As a new homeowner, you may have been surprised to learn you're responsible for the sewer and water lines that run from the street to your house. No, you didn’t install them. No, you don’t technically ...