​We all know tornadoes are violent. They've been showing the power of tornadoes on TV for years: picking up houses and cars and tossing them about like toys. But the reality is that even a weak tornado could damage your home. 

Despite what you may think, tornadoes don't strike without warning. If you know what to look for and how to stay safe, you can keep your family safe from this devastating natural disaster.

You can't outrun a tornado, but you will be very glad that you took some simple steps when it's time to do so.

​As pet owners begin returning to homes in some of the areas hit hardest by the floods, pet owners must stay vigilant and proactive even after their homes have been deemed safe for reentry.

In fact, during the worst part of the flooding, pets, and animals were often left behind because people were forced to evacuate immediately.

Here are 5 ways to keep your pet safe after a flood.

​If you're reading this, chances are a mobile home is either your primary residence, has been at one time, or is a vacation property you want to protect. Homeowners and renters value their dwellings and possessions. 

Whether you call your mobile home a trailer — whether it has four wheels on the ground or two axles — your dwelling is important to you. The stuff inside it also can be quite valuable as well. Yet, many people fail to get adequate protection for this significant investment.

You know that you need insurance, but you're unsure what coverage is available. How do you know how much insurance you need? 

​When you think of homeowners insurance, what comes to your mind? Probably the great coverage that protects your home. But do you know that condo insurance also offers many of the same coverages — including protection for your personal property, liability protection, and hazard-specific coverages to help protect against damage from earthquakes and wildfires? 

Homeowners insurance and condo insurance offer homeowners similar coverage, including coverage for your home itself and personal belongings. However, there are major differences between the two policies. The type of home you own and its location can impact the insurance you need to protect it - whether it be a single-family home or condo. 

Learn about the similarities and differences between homeowners insurance and condo insurance. To find out what's covered in each type of policy, keep on reading.