INDIANAPOLIS (May 7, 2009) – A proposal to temporarily prohibit insurance companies from using credit-based insurance scoring to rate policies in New Jersey would lead to cross-subsidization and higher prices for most insurance consumers, the National Association of Mutual Insurance ... [full story]

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Dozens of homes and businesses were damaged in the South by strong winds, heavy rains and golf ball-sized hail Wednesday, and with more rain in the forecast, officials increased the flow of water through dams to ease ... [full story]

What is this one thing, you ask?  A home bought in a “short sale”. With seemingly daily reports from the major media outlets, the thought of buying a home from someone in a distressed financial situation has probably crossed your mind ... [full story]

For the most part, living in the suburbs means you have to drive. And driving, it turns out, is dangerous. Don't believe it? Apparently, we don't. Law enforcement and safety experts say that in general, we take driving for granted. In other ... [full story]

LONDON (Reuters) - Insuring the effects of climate change is still possible anywhere in the world "at the right price" despite increasing natural catastrophes such as hurricanes, reinsurance group Munich Re said on Wednesday. Natural catastrophes resulting in insurance losses of ... [full story]