Progressive Insurance Raises Renewal Rates Dramatically Without Explanation
Progressive customers with clean records are seeing renewal quotes nearly double from their original policy price. The dramatic increase arrives without explanation after a paid-in-full term. Many are switching back to competitors like State Farm.
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