Learn more about insurance deductibles and how they work for homeowners, renters, condo, auto, and health insurance policies.

Learn how pet insurance deductibles work and how to determine the right deductible amount for your budget and your pet's needs.

Your homeowners deductible is what you pay out of your own pocket for a loss or repair that's covered by your policy. Suppose you have a $1,000 deductible for homeowners insurance, …

An uninsured motorist property damage (UMPD) deductible is what you pay out of pocket when filing a UMPD claim and differs from a collision deductible.

Find out how car insurance deductibles work and learn more about high and low deductible options for your policy.

A collision deductible waiver, also known as a CDW, is an optional insurance feature that some auto insurers offer to waive your collision deductible if you have a qualifying claim. If a driver …

Homeowners insurance isn’t tax deductible on personal income taxes. For business taxes, there are some situations where home insurance is tax deductible.

A deductible typically won’t apply to your policy’s liability coverage, medical payments coverage, and loss of use coverage. What are the most common renters insurance deductible options? …

The "free" part kicks in when you file a covered windshield claim and the deductible is waived, which results in your insurance company paying the cost of the replacement pursuant to the …

A hurricane deductible is a separate deductible you would pay out-of-pocket toward a hurricane-related loss before receiving a claim payout from your insurance company. Not all …