Home Insurance Rates Could Go Up For Some Texans
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Home Insurance Rates Could Go Up For Some Texans
Homeowners with coverage from Farmers Insurance could be facing a rate hike next year.
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(November 8, 2008)—Texas homeowners with Farmers Insurance coverage could be facing a nearly 10 percent rate hike by mid-February.

The Texas Department of Insurance is reviewing the company’s rate increase, which was filed this week.

Farmers Insurance officials said the hike has been in the planning stage for months and isn't a result of Hurricanes Dolly and Ike.

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Posted by: michael Location: gatesville tx on Nov 9, 2008 at 09:33 AM

go ahead farmers go up ,im allredy broke,will have to drop you if you do better think about your customers and not your da---- pockets........
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Posted by: frustrated Location: texas on Nov 8, 2008 at 11:07 PM

there raising our rates but they don't want to pay when we have damage. They keep coming up with excuses and exclusions that you didn't even know you had on your policy. This sucks. We shell out lots of $$$ to them every month just to be turned down when we have a claim.
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Posted by: ROBERT Location: BUFFALO TX on Nov 8, 2008 at 08:19 PM

what the ,,,, aren,t you rich mothers rich enough yet? leave us be in these bad times. how much more do ya,ll want
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