California insurance commissioner "provisionally" approves State Farm 22% rate increase
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced Friday he has "provisionally" approved State Farm's rate hike of 22% ...
California Homeowners Face Major Rate Hike: 'Unprecedented'
The California Department of Insurance on Friday announced it had provisionally approved an emergency request by State Farm, ...
State Farm home insurance rates set to soar again in Bay Area
California's insurance chief gives green light to major rate hike for State Farm homeowners, but with some concessions ...
California regulator mulls State Farm’s request for 22% premium hike for homeowners after LA fires
California's top insurance regulator says he will approve an emergency request from State Farm to raise home insurance rates ...
State Farm is holding California homeowners hostage with unending rate raises | Opinion
Asking for an unnecessary bailout to the tune of millions of dollars from California homeowners will be my tipping point as a ...
California Approves State Farm’s Emergency Rate Increase on Homeowners
The approval comes months after devastating wildfires, and will add an average $600 a year to homeowners’ bills.
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California regulators provisionally approve State Farm steep homeowner rate hike
On Friday, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara signaled his willingness to allow State Farm to raise homeowner rates by an ...
State Farm can now hike rates on California homeowners. Here are the conditions
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara said Friday he will grant State Farm’s request to raise home insurance ...
State Farm can hike rates on California homeowners — if it pauses cancellations and proves need
California agrees to State Farm’s request to raise home insurance premiums by 22% on average if the company agrees to certain ...
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CA approves 22% rate hike for state’s top property insurer, State Farm, to stabilize market
State Farm justified its rate hike by claiming it is paying out $1.26 in claims for every dollar it collects in premiums, resulting in the loss of $5 billion in the last nine years.