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Kiplinger's has been giving consumer financial advice for a long time.

Really important video about roots in the sewer, checking for reasons to not buy a house, and taking care of a house that has had a flooded basement.

There are a million and one details to address when you’re moving. One thing to check on: does your homeowner’s or renter’s policy cover damage when moving?

What makes one house withstand a hurricane, and a neighboring house get destroyed? What can you do to build or re-build a hurricane-resistant home?

Yes, it's going to cost money to make your home as hurricane-resistant as possible. It beats having to rebuild and figure out housing in the meantime. Keep your home safe and liveable.

You never know what hazards may lurk that you can insure for--especially at double indemnity!

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These statistics are for the state of Virginia, but it's a concern everywhere.

Here's the other half of the Katzenjammer Kids' attempt at insurance fraud!

Any excuse to watch the Katzenjammer Kids--from 1918!

What's it going to take to get you to look at renters' insurance? It's cheaper than you think and a whole lot cheaper than replacing everything in case of fire, burglary, etc.