A home warranty covers repairs and replacements that homeowners insurance won’t, like a failed water heater or a dead furnace. These articles cover what a typical contract includes, what it costs against what it pays out, and how to judge whether one earns its place for your house.

How a Home Warranty Differs From What You Already Pay For Most home buyers face a question nobody really asks...

What Is a Home Warranty? A typical home warranty is a 12-month contract for service between you and a warranty...

Understanding Home Warranty Service Delivery Home warranties function as service contracts rather than insurance products, which fundamentally changes both the...

1. A Home Warranty Is a Risk Transfer, Not a Repair Promise One tool for transferring risk is a home...

How an American Home Shield Warranty Fits Into Owning a Home A home warranty is a wager against the breakable...

What a Home Warranty Actually Is, and Why People Argue About Them Most people think about the kitchen, the yard,...