State Farm Asks for a Raise While Ghosting Fire Survivors

State Farm Asks for a Raise While Ghosting Fire Survivors

"Like a bad neighbor, State Farm disappears."

Three months since the Eaton Fire turned homes to ash, and survivors are still waiting on checks that never came. Mortgages still due. Rent piling up. Kids sleeping on couches. And what does State Farm do?

They ask for a 22% rate hike. This Tuesday.

Yes—they’re asking to charge more while paying out less.

It's the insurance industry’s favorite trick: delay, deny, and demand more money. If corporations had a love language, this would be it.

Families are hanging on by a thread, trying to rebuild from the rubble. Meanwhile, State Farm’s playing hide-and-seek with claims adjusters and planning its next bonus pool.

And now, the state might approve the hike. Because apparently, losing everything in a fire wasn't punishment enough.

If you’ve ever been ghosted by an insurance company, now’s the time.

Grab your phone. Tell your story. Call it what it is: legalized theft wrapped in a jingle.

No claims payouts? No rate hike. Period.