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No two vehicles are alike, and neither are any two sets of insurance needs. Smart drivers know that getting behind the wheel of something new should also mean promptly reviewing coverage limits, deductibles, and any optional protections that might be available.

Don’t forget to consider often-overlooked options like roadside assistance, rental reimbursement, and gap coverage. These are especially worth considering if you’re leasing or financing your new vehicle.

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If your insurance company doesn’t have accurate, up-to-date information about your vehicle and current situation, you may not be as well protected as you deserve to be. New purchases or upgrades should always trigger a fresh review, but routine annual check-ins should be the standard the rest of the time.

Ready to take the final step in protecting your new car or truck in Wenatchee, WA? Has it simply been a while since you last reviewed your existing policy? We can help ensure your coverage is everything it should be and walk you through additional options that might be worth exploring.

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What is Washington’s Health Insurance Rates for next year?

Posted on September 10, 2026September 10, 2026 by Matt McColm

health insurance rates for 2027 Washington state

Wenatchee Insurance Agency with Suzie and Matt does a good job on tracking changes to health insurance in Washington state. Last May the 2027 Health Insurance Rates were proposed in Washington state. Our state does a great job in posting rates and during the decision making process consumers can comment on the changes.

Seriously, you have the opportunity to have your voice heard about the cost and benefits of insurance before the Office of Insurance and the Washington Healthplanfinder Board approve the rate increases.

Well the Office of Insurance has made their decision on the Health Insurance rates for 2027 and it has the changes that we have been expecting.

This is a considerable increase over double of the one that we saw in 2025. That was the year that the OIC had five suggestions on how to lower rates and our state legislatures did not respond. Insurance is a responsive industry and if no change is put in like cost controls then it will continue to climb. The Insurance Industry has a profit limit built in with the Medical Loss Ratio however the Providers and Pharmaceutical Industry do not.

The changes are average so one gold plan could jump in price while another one lowers to get to that average. One company may exit a county or shift a plan’s availability. It is why the Open Enrollment is very important during these big change years.

Open Enrollment is November 1st through January 15th

Open Enrollment is the time when you can freely enroll and change health insurance plans. If you have an Health Insurance Plan offered by employer most cases you will want to use that plan. The exception is when it is unaffordable.

check your employer insurance’s affordablity

If you have not worked with Suzie or Matt then you will want to change the broker of record on your account prior to the appointment. During peek Open Enrollment, it can take up to an hour to make this change.