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No, they’re raising premiums to cover their losses in Florida and Texas
They lost a billion, with a b, in California in 2023. They told the state the risk is higher than the state projected. The state said nah. State Farm said ok good luck. Who was right? The actuaries did their job.
 

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They lost a billion, with a b, in California in 2023. They told the state the risk is higher than the state projected. The state said nah. State Farm said ok good luck. Who was right? The actuaries did their job.
You can’t Jack premiums from 2,500 to 15k they way they were doing people. And this is insurance, their desire to raise premiums was to protect profit, not something like try to remain solvent. The state had every right to try to protect consumers, State Farm is even dropping people in low risk zones just to be petty - they tried dropping my parents who are dead ass in an urban AF neighborhood full of concrete
 

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You can’t Jack premiums from 2,500 to 15k they way they were doing people. And this is insurance, their desire to raise premiums was to protect profit, not something like try to remain solvent. The state had every right to try to protect consumers, State Farm is even dropping people in low risk zones just to be petty - they tried dropping my parents who are dead ass in an urban AF neighborhood full of concrete
What profit? They lost like 6 billion last year on homeowners insurance due to rising catastrophe risk. If they assess the risk is higher than what they are allowed to charge, they pulled out. What’s their other choice?
 

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You can’t Jack premiums from 2,500 to 15k they way they were doing people. And this is insurance, their desire to raise premiums was to protect profit, not something like try to remain solvent. The state had every right to try to protect consumers, State Farm is even dropping people in low risk zones just to be petty - they tried dropping my parents who are dead ass in an urban AF neighborhood full of concrete
*nailed it*
 

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You can’t Jack premiums from 2,500 to 15k they way they were doing people. And this is insurance, their desire to raise premiums was to protect profit, not something like try to remain solvent. The state had every right to try to protect consumers, State Farm is even dropping people in low risk zones just to be petty - they tried dropping my parents who are dead ass in an urban AF neighborhood full of concrete
2500 to 15k is straight crazy, these companies are taking so many losses in tex/flor and have the audacity to think people in cali should pay for those losses as well
 

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What profit? They lost like 6 billion last year on homeowners insurance due to rising catastrophe risk. If they assess the risk is higher than what they are allowed to charge, they pulled out. What’s their other choice?

Reinsurance is a main reason State Farm is asking for its massive 30% rate hike — but the company is overpaying for reinsurance and consumers shouldn’t foot the bill,” said Carmen Balber, executive director of the group.

State Farm is playing games with their books, even so, people would be ok with a reasonable hike, but there were people trying to buy homes getting quotes for 10k+ on policies that would’ve been 2500 a year ago. That’s gouging. Maybe State Farm has to accept they’re in a poor margin business, like streaming
 
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