Why should Kentuckians consider earthquake insurance?
Kentucky is one of 16 states at the highest risk for earthquakes, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The western portion of Kentucky sits on the most active fault in the central and eastern United States (the New Madrid Seismic Zone). This zone is a source of continuing small and moderate earthquakes, and, according to experts with the USGS, it could pose a risk "for a major destructive earthquake" in the future.
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Life's Blueprints: A KFB Insurance Blog
Information that will help keep you and your loved ones safe and savvy – whether you’re on the road or in your old Kentucky home.
- After the storm: Important steps to protect your home following flood damage
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If a flood has occurred in your local area, there are several steps you can take to begin a safe and effective recovery.
- Flood insurance 101
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Floods are the nation’s most common and costly natural disaster, producing millions of dollars of destruction every year, according to the National Flood Insurance Program.