It's now $900 not "not"

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Anonymous wrote:That’s ridiculous. I don’t know how middle class can survive.

Real middle class aren't living in those houses.

I am absolutely middle class (bought my house for less than $400,000 3 years go. Also had liberty and at that time it was $350/year. IT's not $900. Zero reason other than my house went up in value some.

Anonymous wrote:I think I saw someone post about umbrella policy increasing. This is Liberty Mutual and it doubled! This is unbelievable. Anyone else in Virginia? We have a small 2200 sq ft home.

Same thing here with Liberty. No claims. They're asking 50% more on top of a 25% increase the year before. New construction, 10 years old, no claims whatsoever.

Try getting a quote with Erie Insurance.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine doubled, but we got a new roof, so figured that was why. Also in VA.

If you got a new roof it should decrease. Insurance rates are high because so many people use insurance to replace their old roof.

There’s a roofing company that knocks on doors in my neighborhood and says they can get insurance to cover a roof replacement. I didn’t known this was a thing.

It’s a thing called insurance fraud.

If you don’t want higher premiums, you should call your company and tell them the roofing company name.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine doubled, but we got a new roof, so figured that was why. Also in VA.

If you got a new roof it should decrease. Insurance rates are high because so many people use insurance to replace their old roof.

There’s a roofing company that knocks on doors in my neighborhood and says they can get insurance to cover a roof replacement. I didn’t known this was a thing.

It’s a thing called insurance fraud.

No claims and high premiums on our auto and home insurance and our rates have been skyrocketing. We switched to All State and will save $1900 this year. Will have to see if this is a rate just to reel us in, then they’ll do what Geico did to us and bump our rates up significantly every year.

As for the free roofs, we get those guys in our neighborhood too. Some neighbors took them up on their free roof “deal.” We passed even though they assured us they could locate storm damage. We are paying out of pocket for our roof. Not sure if I’m the smart one or not? Free roof sounds nice, but seems shady, unless there was a real event for putting in a claim.

Get quotes from other companies and then switch. It is an annoying task but if you weren't already doing it every year or two, you were probably paying too much.

Somebody has to pay for all the TV commercials.

Anonymous wrote:That’s ridiculous. I don’t know how middle class can survive.

Real middle class aren't living in those houses.