Lunchboxes are packed, buses are rolling, and Arizona parents are officially back in school mode. While you’re checking supply lists and adjusting to new routines, there’s one to-do item most families forget:

Living on the edge of Arizona’s breathtaking national forests, like Prescott National Forest, Tonto, or Coconino, sounds like a dream. But it can quickly turn into a nightmare if you don’t understand how fire risk affects your home insurance.

Planning a road trip into Mexico? Whether it’s a weekend in Rocky Point or a full Baja adventure, one thing’s for sure, your U.S. auto insurance won’t travel with you.

After a powerful Arizona storm, it’s easy to assume any damage will be covered by homeowners insurance. But what happens when your roof leaks… and the adjuster blames “wear and tear”? You’re left with a bill and a harsh lesson about coverage gaps.

Here’s what every homeowner should know: Insurance covers sudden, accidental damage. It does not cover damage caused by gradual deterioration or lack of maintenance. That distinction can cost you thousands.

You’ve booked the Airbnb, set your out-of-office email, and are ready for a road trip or beach escape. But is your insurance ready for vacation, too?

Summer in Arizona is more than sunshine and barbecues, it’s wildfire season. And with rising temperatures and drier conditions, it’s more important than ever to make sure your insurance coverage can handle what the desert might throw your way.

Short-term rentals are booming in Arizona, from cozy desert casitas to stylish cabins in the pines. But before you list your property on Airbnb, VRBO, or any other rental platform, it’s crucial to understand how it affects your insurance coverage, and how to protect your investment.