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Yep, and also a lot of places in this country is becoming unstable with climate change. Tornado alley is expanding, you have rise and seas on the East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico (and it’s rising fast). You have wildfires and flooding every fucking where. Oh and finally, you have category one hurricanes pretending to be a category 4 hurricane due to climate change. State Farm cannot run away from disasters
Everywhere along the coast is about to be the new Florida hell even a lot of states inland because of tornadoes and flooding
Yep and politicians of the state government of Texas really screwed Houston. Houston is basically a moderate black city in a democratic city. The same thing fucking happened in Florida with the state government. These poor middle-class white people don’t understand that the people who they are voting for is fucking them over. Black people well already know those Republicans are no good.
Red states for the last few years are getting hit hard from flooding to tornadoes and wildfires. And a few red states that all along the coast are getting flooded from sea level rise. I do agree with you that the blue states pay the highest because the population is larger, but at the same time some of these red states was getting away with murder, but now karma is knocking at their door
I just seen a news report from a south Florida news station staying there a lot of people are just ditching their home insurance. I understand them, but this is extremely dangerous especially with the climate change that is going on at these strange hurricanes
My shit went up 40% last year with USAA.
As a military veteran and as a property adjuster, I can honestly tell you there’s nothing special about USAA that no different than the rest
Check your messages
Louisiana is not too far behind because of their dumb ass governor so tell your brother not to get too comfortable.
It is it's scare tactics. They don't have to move out of the state they can simply not insure in specific areas after the policy term.
They are very high..but I've been with them for years and when I try other companies, there's no comparison
The federal government doesn’t care about human beings just corporations.
No they won't. Cali, LA, MS, a lot of states have fewer insurance companies to write policies than 5 /10 years ago. The economics are simple and real. the fewer market participants the more the few remaining companies will charge until they reach a tipping point it's cheaper to leave the market than to stay. This is why voting and knowing the policies of your state insurance commissioners matter. They have the power to lure, entice & incentivize insurance companies to come into your state or keep writing policies. As big as state farm is, if they leave for whatever stated reason, its still fewer companies in the market and unlikely other companies with the same or less resources such as state farm will come into the market.
