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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 23 MIN

Why Utah Insurance Commissioner is Wrong + HB 48 Rate Hikes & Bad Financial Advice Reacts

from FinancialGinger · host Jacob Brad Johnson

In Episode #39, I react to Utah Insurance Commissioner John Pike's viral clip and explain why it's NOT the full story—insurers CAN non-renew for bad roofs, junky yards, wildfire risks & more. Dive into Utah's new HB 48 law (effective 2026): standardized wildfire maps, required explanations for >20% rate hikes or non-renewals, high-risk property fees for mitigation fund, and why your mortgage/escrow might suddenly jump $800/month.Ready to see me get mad and say some bad words? Come along and laugh with some funny memes and bad financial advice.Laugh as I roast wild Facebook claims, biggest financial mistakes (no budget, whole life insurance traps, $65k trucks before retirement, lifestyle creep), and bad advice memes.Relax and laugh a little as I talk about wildfires, and funny budget memes.Share your biggest financial regret below! 👇👇👇🌐 bio.site/FinancialGingerFB: https://www.facebook.com/FinancialGingerInsta: https://www.instagram.com/financialginger/FinancialGinger — Wise money choices, for peace and empowerment.Subscribe for more reacts and financial truth bombs! 🎤Episode #39: FinancialGinger

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