Many people rely on FEMA flood insurance, but it has some significant limits. Here's how to understand the flood insurance that's available through the National Flood Insurance Program.

The National Flood Insurance Program needs to be reauthorized by Congress by the end of September so home buyers can close on their homes with new policies.

After Hurricane Debby brought flooding to homes that weren't in a flood zone, you might be asking yourself: Should I get flood insurance?

A primary worry for insurance experts and homeowners is the looming expiration of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which provides federally-backed flood insurance to 4.7 million Americans.

Our National Flood Insurance Program Is a Trainwreck Private brokers enjoy a generous cut, despite low participation and mountains of debt.

Steve Patterson, mayor of Athens, Ohio, representing the National League of Cities, noted that since 2017, the NFIP's authorization has been extended 28 times, all on a short-term basis.

Property and hazard insurance is heating up as a topic with elected officials at every level of government. This is a good article: “ Is National Flood Insurance Program Off the Chopping Block?

Principally, the program enables property owners in participating communities to purchase insurance protection against losses from flooding and prohibits federally regulated banks, government ...

National Flood Insurance Program likely to be headache for next president Democrats and Republicans butt heads on many issues, but this is a rare one where policymakers agree reforms are needed.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which administers the National Flood Insurance Program, is running out of money after multiple disasters and a quadrupling of properties receiving repeated ...