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AndyA

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5. We've already been told insurance will go up in Oklahoma due to the tornadoes this year

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Mon Jul 1, 2013, 12:23 PM

Jul 2013

In fact, they indicated neighboring states may be paying higher rates as well.

Wonder how big of an increase the executives at those insurance companies will be receiving this year...

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My car insurance increased $300+ this year because of Irene and the Nor'Easter two years ago. [View all] no_hypocrisy Jul 2013 OP

Insurance cos. are all alike. Storm insurance here in Florida is constantly going up, yet we monmouth3 Jul 2013 #1

That's okay, I live 1200 miles from 'The Storm' and was told my sinkingfeeling Jul 2013 #2

If your in a coastal or flooding area & still carrying more than just liability on a 14yr old car.. Historic NY Jul 2013 #3

Insurance companies have to adjust rates state-wide to make up for predicted losses Jessy169 Jul 2013 #4

We've already been told insurance will go up in Oklahoma due to the tornadoes this year AndyA Jul 2013 #5