Pat Howard is a licensed insurance expert and managing editor. Pat has written extensively about the home insurance industry and his insights as a subject matter expert have appeared in several top tier publications, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and Reuters. Pat has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Michigan State University.
Experience highlights
In the press
VentureBeat, Consumers question AI-driven insurance claims review
Better Homes & Gardens, 15 Ways to Reduce Your Home Insurance Costs
Real Simple, How to Prepare Financially for a Natural Disaster
Fox Business, How to decide if you need flood insurance for your home
Investopedia, Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Mold?
Quicken Loans, Insurance And Working From Home: What’s Covered?
Lifehacker, Insure Your New Engagement Ring Right Now
AAA's Via Magazine, What to Do When Your Child Breaks Something
PropertyCasualty360, Consumers voice unease with AI-only home & auto claims
Homelight, Can You Change Homeowners Insurance? Your Definitive Guide to Switching Providers
Canadian Underwriter, Empty nest: How to talk to your clients about vacant home policies
Bolt Insurance, How Insurance Agents Can Rely On Referrals From Financial Advisors
Past work
Thought Leadership, Consumers Wary of AI-Driven Insurance
Fatherly, This Map Shows The Best And Worst States For Climate Change
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Journalist on a deadline? Our press team can connect you with our experts to discuss insurance, personal finance, and more. They’re also pretty friendly.
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Pro tip
Pat Howard
When shopping for a home insurance policy, don’t just look at one quote and call it a day — read company reviews and check customer satisfaction and claims ratings. Make sure the insurance company is capable of keeping their end of the bargain.
Selected stories from Pat
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It replaces lost rental payments when a covered loss prevents you from renting out your unit.
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If you live near a fault line and you can afford to pay for it on top of your regular homeowners insurance costs, then earthquake insurance might be worth it.
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Some insurance companies offer discounts of up to 15% for having a home security system.
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