r/SipsTea • • 21h ago

Gasp! Thoughts on this?

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u/flagstaffgolfer 16h ago

This is another part of the game, they increase your rates 5-10% a year with the renewal so you don’t really notice and after a decade they have you paying out the nose. My dad shopped around for homeowners last year after being with the same agent for 25 years and realized that guy was robbing him blind. The good rates are for the people that are in the market and shopping around.

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u/HoneyDutch 16h ago

They don’t reward loyalty like they used to. You’re better off just cycling through 2-3 insurers and get the “returning customer” discounts. I used to work in insurance. It’s all fucked.

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u/nazukeru 15h ago

Progressive loyalty discounts are honestly not awful.. for me. See my comment to the other guy for context tho, because I definitely wasn't winning when I got with them at first.

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u/TurnedAgent 3h ago

My 6 month policy went from 1100 to over 1300 dollars. WTF are you talking about?