Natural disasters have become increasingly common in recent years, causing widespread losses across affected communities. In particular, extreme winter weather events (e.g., frigid temperatures, strong winds, blizzards, sleet and freezing rain) have surged in frequency and severity throughout multiple regions in the United States—not just those with colder climates. These events have the potential to result in significant property damage, breakdowns in critical infrastructure, and serious injuries and fatalities.
Personal
Personal Risk: What is an insurance score?
When you fill out an application for personal insurance, the insurance company uses a proprietary rating – called an insurance score or a credit-based insurance score – to help determine whether to provide you insurance coverage and how much you will pay for that coverage.
