New York Life stands out for its financial strength and long history of dividends Written By Written by Insurance Staff Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Kimberly Lankford is an insurance staff writer at Buy ...

The average homeowners insurance premium in New York was $1,860 a year as of November, according to data from Bankrate, a personal finance website. That’s $155 a month. It’s also over $560 less than ...

Our team looked at over 100 of the top auto insurance providers in the U.S., from national providers like USAA, Travelers, and State Farm to regional providers like Erie Insurance. 8,500 Data Points ...

We examined costs and coverage in New York to find the best options Written By Written by Insurance Writer, Buy Side John is a staff writer at Buy Side. He specializes in translating complex consumer ...

Money’s best choices in New York car insurance all offer standout policies. Our picks for the Empire State draw heavily from our overall ranking of the best car insurance. That national list considers ...

Navigating pet insurance in New York can be a rewarding experience, especially given the city’s fast-paced lifestyle and high cost of living. If you’re specifically searching for Pet Insurance in New ...

Business groups are urging New York lawmakers to crack down on staged accidents and other auto insurance fraud by overhauling ...

New York isn’t even close to being the most expensive state for homeowners insurance, data shows. But premiums in the Empire State are rising, putting financial pressure on homeowners, renters, and ...

New Yorkers with low incomes can get coverage through Medicaid or the New York Essential Plan. Parents can also get cheap or free health insurance for their children through a few different programs.

New Yorkers signing up for health insurance through the state-run marketplace could encounter scammers, state officials warned. A joint news release on Wednesday from state Attorney General Letitia ...

New York has set bold goals to expand affordable housing, but there’s a quiet crisis that threatens to derail it: the skyrocketing cost of insurance. New York is aiming to build 800,000 new homes over ...