The California legislature established the California Earthquake Authority (CEA), which operates primarily on funds received from the sale of earthquake insurance. Traditional property insurance, such…
In the U.S., 39 states have experienced earthquakes since 1900, and 90 percent of the country's population lives in seismically active areas, but most of the at-risk population doesn't have earthquake…
When insurance companies assess the risk for earthquake damage, they compare how well a structure is able to deal with the motion of the ground during the earthquake and the damage that results from…
Renters earthquake insurance is not a part of a basic policy. An earthquake, designated an unusual "act of God," is only covered if you have an additional rider, or floater policy, that covers this…
If you live in California, a state that has significant seismic acitivity, do not assume that your homeowners insurance will provide coverage for earthquake hazards. If you want earthquake insurance…