Some are saying that people who decide to rebuild in flood zones shoulder the extra risk without help from taxpayers.
Insurance company credits a William Shatner video for a drop in the number of Thanksgiving Day cooking fire claims. You decide.
Your natural frugal impulse to salvage what's been damaged in the superstorm can put your health at risk.
If you're thinking about relocating instead of rebuilding your Sandy-damaged home, here's what you need to know.
Sleazy contractors will swarm like locusts into areas damaged by Superstorm Sandy. Here's how to protect yourself from fraud.
Superstorm Sandy's declining wind speed before landfall proved to be a financial blessing for homeowners in its path.
You want your financial information on record, with a copy of your kit stored in the home of a trusted loved one.
Price and location are not the only factors to consider.
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