Why Is My Insurance Constantly Rising?

Ha. My mistake. I just got the notice. Then I did the math, my 20 percent works out to 15 bucks per month. Eh, I'll still take it.

I called Amica and cancelled homeowner's yesterday. Progressive gave me nearly $70k more coverage, with just a $500 higher deductible, and it's costing me $400 less per year. My old agent sounded like she took it personal. When I asked her to terminate the policy April 30, she just flatly asked "is it because you found a better rate?" Yup. "K. You'll get a letter of confirmation in the mail. Have a nice day."

... So I gotta wait until tomorrow to cancel my RV coverage too?

 

yeah your agent just lost commission!!

 

20% of your april premium will be refunded and 20% of your may premium will be refunded, back to the original payment method you used.

 

I hope not, paid with debt card on my old credit union account. Same with the gov check, was on 2018 taxes but now it is new credit union. My SS is auto deposited to new CU so should go through but they screwed up the wife's SS change and it won't go through until later this month and YOU KNOW how on top of things they are.....

Edit, not worried as we are going to use it to pay 2019 taxes - did not calculate accurately when we withdrew money to buy the new home.....

 

uh no.

 

Got my USAA rate credit and a new email today that they are doing it again next month. Saving $47 so far.