What they mean is that the company submitted new rates (higher rates) for the area and the state commissioner approved them. So when OP called the dept he spoke with they weren’t telling the whole truth. There is an increase in the state but it’s done by the company.

Oh, yeah I contacted the PUC as well, but the claim was dismissed. I'm planning on appealing and filing a formal complaint. Are you also doing that?

Its Salt & vinegar* you friggin heathen

Yeah. Went from a 2009 Vibe to a 2020 Edge and my cost actually went down by like $30

https://www.paycheckcity.com/calculator/salary/

Use an insurance broker. They will find the lowest rate, do all the work for you, and provide good advice. Most people know very little about insurance. An agent may provide suggestions you never considered.

Yes, I was told at first that it was an estimate only and would be fixed. Then when it didn't change the following month I called and they said it was probably due to the coldest days of the winter. I did contact PUC but nothing came of it.

Martin’s BBQ (with helluva good onion dip!) and Grandma Utz is a close second.

No I gotta go to the store…

Kay and Ray darks was the best hands down.

Yes.

State Farm sucks moose cock.

I tried to switch companies a few years ago. I forget the companies. But when I called a potential new carrier they put me on hold and called my current provided then came back and said my current rate and said they would only match it. That shouldn’t be legal

this is such a Pennsylvania sentence, right down to the positive anymore

Not entirely sure how homeowners insurance is but do you think that it's because of you moving into a different home? Not necessarily the location but just the building itself.

Gibbles!!

Made with lard.

Same thing happened to me. Geico doubled my rate. No tickets, no claims, nothing. Just renewed at twice the price. I switched to Nationwide and while it’s still a little more than my original rate, it sure as hell isn’t double.

Nope, haven’t changed a thing.

Have you removed something off your policy?

I mean it all depends. 2 years later an accident fell off and Erie saved me a chunk too. It really all depends

I’m in the same boat. GEICO raised my rates substantially out of nowhere. I’m switching once my policy is up.

Gibbles. The original one.

I moved about 3 minutes away from my old place so I don’t think it’s that.

Nope. I work professionally in the auto industry and cars are my main hobby so I know all about that mess though

USAA if that option for or Costco if you’re a member. I saved significantly with Costco with Florida policy and Florida auto insurance is way higher than PA including Philly