Risk Management

FEMA says only half of households believe they can prepare for a catastrophe, but 'self-efficacy' decreases damage.

The number of fires in 2024 is lower than the 10-year to-date average, but the number of acres burned has surpassed the 10-year average of 4.1 million.

Homelessness ballooned 2023, according to a Harvard University study.

Ninety percent of U.S. counties suffered a weather disaster in the last 15 years.

Vehicle thefts in the U.S. have crept steadily upward since 2019.

Helping customers address risks and increase disaster readiness to lower the price of insurance is a win-win.

The storm has killed at least seven people and pushed more than 100 rivers into flood stage.

Fractures between the ankle, hip and pelvis make claims many times more likely to be high-cost, the WCRI reports.