In the aftermath of a natural disaster, filing an insurance claim can be overwhelming. The Better Business Bureau is offering guidance to help consumers navigate the process and avoid common pitfalls.

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The Better Business Bureau advises homeowners to contact their insurer promptly after a natural disaster. Document all damage with photos and videos, and keep a detailed inventory of affected items.

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