insurance

Subsidized insurance is available through the NFIP.

Farmers Insurance has announced plans to return to Louisiana to offer automobile, homeowners, condo, and renters insurance.

The cost of operating a car and owning a home in Louisiana will likely go higher as we move into 2021.

The big storms of this season are expected to make landfall in your wallet as homeowners' insurance rates are projected to rise.

This is important for residents who have already filed claims during Hurricane Laura and need to file claims brought on by Hurricane Delta.

Right now there is a window of opportunity for you to increase or add to your current policy. It might be a good idea to consider during this very active storm season.

There are ways to lower your insurance cost during these times of less driving. Suspending your coverage might not be the best option for you.

Progressive and Louisiana Farm Bureau are dropping their auto insurance rates this year following a rate decrease last year from the state’s largest insurer, State Farm.

A new report suggests that the typical Louisiana driver is overpaying for car insurance by $1,159 every year. Here's what you can do to reduce that expense.

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