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Disaster Recovery: What You Need To Know About Your Rights As A Tenant
If you rent or lease an apartment, house or business building and the structure is damaged in a natural disaster, read your lease carefully to determine what you need to do regarding damages, terminating the lease, securing temporary housing and other matters.

Disaster Recovery: Filing Insurance Claims
The following steps should be taken to file an insurance claim for disaster damage to your home.

Disaster Recovery: Good News About Your Homeowners Insurance Policy
Although your policy may not cover flood damage to your home, it does offer some protection from loss caused by natural disasters, such as hurricanes.

Disaster Recovery: Beware of Frauds and Scams
Natural disasters often bring an influx of con artists looking for ways to take advantage of the suffering and confusion. Consider these tips to protect yourself and your money.

Disaster Recovery: Don't Let Disaster Compromise Credit
These tips will help you benefit from your good credit and to ensure that your credit record is not harmed in the wake of disaster.
When Your Income Drops
A sudden reduction in family income can be a traumatic experience, both psychologically and financially. The hardship can be minimized with a proactive approach.
Disaster Recovery: What You Need To Know About Unemployment Issues
After a disaster strikes, whether it is a hurricane, flood, or tornado, you could find yourself without a job and needing a source of income. The Louisiana Department of Labor responds to disasters with unemployment insurance benefits and disaster unemployment assistance.
Flood Insurance and Credit for Disaster Victims
Explanation of flood insurance for disaster victims. Includes tips and help on filing insurance claims.
Homeowners Share Insurance Lessons Learned the Hard Way
Homeowners have shared with Extension some of the common misconceptions about flood insurance that caused them to suffer financial losses greater than they expected.
Hurricane Hardships Linger Into Holidays
Hurricane season is over, but the hardships from it are lingering into the holidays. Many Louisiana residents endured financial hardships this year, and LSU AgCenter family economist Dr. Jeanette Tucker says holiday budgets may be tight for many.
Disaster Unemployment Available To Storm Victims
Individuals who lost work due to recent hurricanes may qualify for disaster unemployment assistance, according to LSU AgCenter family economist Dr. Jeanette Tucker.
Disaster Recovery: Identity Theft
The devastation following a natural disaster provides increased opportunities for identity thieves. People whose identities have been stolen can spend months or years – and thousands of dollars – cleaning up the mess the thieves have made of their good names.
Unemployment Insurance Available To Hurricane Victims
After a disaster strikes, whether it is a hurricane, flood or tornado, you could find yourself without a job and needing a source of income. The Louisiana Department of Labor responds to disasters with unemployment insurance benefits and disaster unemployment assistance.
Follow Recommended Steps To File Insurance Claims After Hurricanes
As hurricane evacuees are allowed to return to their homes, LSU AgCenter family economics professor Dr. Ann Berry makes several recommendations for filing insurance claims.
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