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Hazard Insurance

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Hazard Insurance
Insurance protecting a property owner against damages caused by fires or severe storms. If the owner lives in an area that is prone to natural disasters, like earthquakes and floods, he or she may need a separate policy.

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This is generally separate from homeowner's insurance in high risk areas. For example, Florida is hurricane-prone and therefore considered high risk.


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