The start of the new year brings a clean slate, a chance for individuals to commit to resolutions that will improve their well-being. For homeowners across the country, there are a number of resolutions they can commit to that will make 2019 a much more prosperous year than 2018. News relating to natural disasters and cybersecurity were among the biggest headlines in 2018 — and it's unlikely this will immediately change in 2019. But rather than consider such events as inevitable or unavoidable, homeowners can add insurance-related resolutions to their list for the new year. Related: Five digital trends impacting insurance agents in 2019 |

Start the new year right

Change begins with small, incremental steps. With this mindset, homeowners will notice tangible differences before long — possibly with fewer claims, greater financial savings or any other area where they're hoping to make improvements. Maintaining a resolution is not an easy task, but the end result is a reward like none other. Here are 10 insurance-related resolutions homeowners should consider for 2019. Good luck — 2020 will be here before we know it. Related: Three P&C industry predictions for 2019 For more coverage like this, explore our P&C insurance in 2019 Instant Insights page.

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Denny Jacob

Denny Jacob is an associate editor for NU PropertyCasualty360. Contact him at [email protected].

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