Thanks for asking sir. You don't pay your bills until cancelation notices go out. Not only does this tell us that you're a risk for not paying your bills, it affects your credit. Both of which are rating factors. Here are some things you can do: Set up auto pay and ensure there are enough funds to cover your bills. Set a reminder to pay your bills on a calendar. Have an insurance review with your agent to ensure your coverages and discounts are correct. Only drive vehicles you can afford and can afford to insure. Stop driving, sell your vehicles, and surrender your license until you're at a place where you can afford insurance. Oh, and in case I didn't mention it, pay your goddamn bills and take some accountability. You are the very definition of Adverse Risk, and honestly, your rates going up is our way of asking you to leave.

Also, you bought another car two months ago and added it to your policy, you absolut nitwit.

Do I mind? *Goes straight upstairs to make a comfy nest in bed with my favorite candle lit, my phone, and a bag of m&ms*

So long story short my husband lost his job. He's currently at an interview for a position he really wants so good vibes his way please 🙏

We've both been interviewing and I got an offer, but a similar position in another agency contacted me a couple hours after I accepted. I scheduled a phone interview just in case my first choice fell through. After the interview she immediately contacted me to see when I was available for a face to face interview with the owner of the agency. That was last Monday. I heard crickets after I replied. Today she contacted me again asking when I was available. I told her I accepted another position. All the while I'm biting back telling her that even if they offered me someting I would pass because waiting a week to contact me shows me that they don't respect my time and/or they don't run their business well.

My husband kept saying "I'll go." Hoping they would get the hint but nope!