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Listing every licensed driver in your household isn’t just about "keeping the records straight"—it is a fundamental requirement of your insurance contract.

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Insurance companies calculate what it cost to rebuild your home at today’s prices to figure out how much insurance you need. When building material prices go up, it costs more to rebuild your home.

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Insurance companies set prices to match the cost of future claims. To do this, insurance companies look at your personal risk factors (the type of car you drive or where you live).

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Auto insurance protects you financially by paying the other driver’s car repair and medical bills if you cause an accident.

Home insurance protects you financially if your home or property is damaged or destroyed by something your policy covers, like a fire or storm.

In 2021, snow and frigid weather caused billions of dollars in damage resulting in hundreds of thousands of Texas insurance claims.