California regulators have given State Farm General initial approval for its largest home insurance rate hike in years– but first, they want the insurer to pledge not to drop any more customers en masse. The decision means State Farm home insurance customers will have to brace for a significant rate increase for the second year in a row– this one averaging $600…
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