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I’m considering moving my insurance to Lemonade because their prices seem lower, but I’ve seen some mixed reviews online. Before I make the jump for potentially saving a few bucks, I wanted to hear from people who’ve actually used Lemonade for their home, auto, or pet insurance. Have you had a good or bad experience, especially when it comes to claims? Any real-life stories or numbers you can share would be super helpful in making my decision!
I had a really positive experience with Lemonade renters insurance when my apartment was broken into. They approved my claim almost immediately after I filed a police report and uploaded receipts for about $2000 in lost valuables, and I received the funds the next business day. This fast payout made me think they were pretty awesome.
For my renters insurance, Lemonade quoted me around $6 a month, which was a really attractive price compared to other options I looked at. Even after I had a claim for a stolen phone and they reimbursed me, my rates surprisingly didn’t go up. This made me feel like they were a good budget-friendly choice.
I tried to get car insurance with Lemonade in Washington state, and my initial quote was $42 a month, which was significantly lower than the $130-$140 I was paying with GEICO. While I haven’t filed a claim yet, the potential savings for better coverage is making me hopeful.
I used to have Metromile for car insurance, and when Lemonade bought them, my rates went up by 30-50 percent without any claims or driving record issues. This sudden increase made me feel like the promised savings with Lemonade might not last.
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