Earthquake preparation is a necessary insurance policy, especially if you live near where they are prevalent. Here's what you'll need to prepare.

Prepare for an earthquake by taking these 5 key steps.

Whether you're on a fixed income or just trying to save a few dollars, there are ways everyone can prepare for disaster on a budget. Here's a checklist and tips on insurance, supplies and more.

West Coast residents are most likely to be affected by a damaging earthquake. But less severe earthquakes are increasingly common elsewhere. Oklahoma had the second-most earthquakes between 2010 ...

Before an earthquake Inspecting your home for unsecured furniture and preparing an emergency evacuation plan is the first step in preparing for an earthquake.

Stacker used resources from the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and other experts to compile a list of 15 ways you can prepare for an earthquake.

A leading earthquake expert offers important tips for sheltering in place and evacuation. Be prepared.

In the event of an earthquake, assume that you'll be sheltering in place, unless your structure is compromised or you need to head to a shelter for help.

Unlike natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes are an "out of sight, out of mind" proposition. But there's no question that geologists reckon we're due for a major quake. Considering it ...

Unlike natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes are an "out of sight, out of mind" proposition. But there's no question that geologists reckon we're due for a major quake. Considering it ...

How to prepare your kids for hurricanes, earthquakes and other disasters When it comes to making a plan for natural disasters, your whole family should be involved.