H/T Steve for the new jingle.
Type State Farm in our search box for the myriad of ways the Farm fleeced it’s customers here after Katrina. If ou want to know what Mississippians who have dealt with the Farm first hand think click here and scroll to the comments. These two sum it up:
All coastal states should band together and tell State Farm and the others, if they are a full line insurance company they cannot cherry pick. I am afraid our new ins. commish. will just roll over too.
Why would anyone anywhere in the nation want to insure with State Farm? Can’t people see what’s going on. I know that after Katrina, SF held their rates for awhile because they were trying to save a little of the terrible reputation they had left. These b_____ds need to be in a MS jail, not in the insurance business. Nope, never had SF insurance, no grudge, just can smell a rat from a mile away.
So it could be worse folks. Your insurance commish could be captured by the industry he is supposed to regulate like ours in Mississippi who indeed has done a great job working for State Farm. (Vid capture coming soon, Commissioner McCarty will love it. ;-).
sop
Great post, as always! Now, if the Florida folks would finally see that all this talk about the federal government providing reinsurance to the likes of Snake Farm and its disgusting kin in the industry AND see that the only real solution is Rep. Gene Taylor’s signature multi-peril insurance legislation–allowing homeowners the option of wind on their flood insurance.
Hopefully, they will mosey on over here to Slabbed to get a glimpse of their future without it.
Keep up the great work!
– am
How can State Farm possibly need a 40 percent raise in its premiums to survive in the marketplace. Something is not right— warning the information below will make you vomit—
http://www.peoplestrustinsurance.com/com…
People’s Trust Homeowners Insurance $1,211
Miami-Dade County
Company Name Rate
Florida Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company $1,949
Security First Insurance Company $1,980
Southern Fidelity Insurance Company $2,626
American Traditions Insurance Company $2,681
Tower Hill Prime Insurance Company $2,695
Olympus Insurance Company $2,717
Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company $2,952
Southern Oak Insurance Company $3,124
Royal Palm Insurance Company $3,131
Tower Hill Preferred Insurance Company $3,220
American Strategic Insurance Corp. $3,592
ASI Assurance Corp. $3,592
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation $3,804
Florida Peninsula Insurance Company $3,807
Tower Hill Select Insurance Company $3,814
St. Johns Insurance Company, Inc. $3,922
Homewise Preferred Insurance Company $3,983
Allstate Floridian Insurance Company $4,787
United Property & Casualty Insurance Company, Inc. $4,807
Universal Insurance Company of North America $5,009
First Floridian Auto and Home Insurance Company $5,118
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company $5,611
State Farm Florida Insurance Company $7,600
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People’s Trust Homeowners Insurance $1,419
Monroe County
Company Name Rate
Security First Insurance Company $1,780
Florida Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company $2,350
Southern Fidelity Insurance Company $2,666
Tower Hill Prime Insurance Company $2,759
Florida Peninsula Insurance Company $2,962
American Traditions Insurance Company $3,100
Olympus Insurance Company $3,132
Tower Hill Preferred Insurance Company $3,327
Royal Palm Insurance Company $3,526
Southern Oak Insurance Company $3,658
Tower Hill Select Insurance Company $3,861
American Strategic Insurance Corp. $4,081
ASI Assurance Corp. $4,081
Universal Insurance Company of North America $4,704
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation $4,790
St. Johns Insurance Company, Inc. $4,928
Homewise Preferred Insurance Company $5,256
United Property & Casualty Insurance Company, Inc. $5,340
Allstate Floridian Insurance Company $6,005
Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company $6,195
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company $7,856
First Floridian Auto and Home Insurance Company $8,372
State Farm Florida Insurance Company $13,973
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Flordia News Ladder—
How do we cure Florida’s sick property insurance system?
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/columnists/sfl-flbmayocol020109sbfeb01,0,6711345.column
State Farm’s customers scramble for new insurers
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/storm/content/business/epaper/2009/01/28/a1a_state_farm_0129.html?cxtype=rss&cxsvc=7&cxcat=6
Like a bad neighbnor
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/health/content/opinion/epaper/2009/02/01/a20a_schultzcol_0201.html?cxntlid=inform_sr