GEICO I've been insured with GEICO for more than 30 years, never had a claim, never had a speeding ticket. Suddenly they raised my rate. When I complained, the response was Unwarranted Rate Increase

I did find another insurer--and saved money. I researched several states' insurance depts. for complaints history, before switching.

The rebuttal tells me to calm down. Why are you worried about my blood pressure?

If the age of the car is the reason for the increase, despite all the reasons a premium increase was unwarranted, why wasn't I told this? I expect my car to one day be sold as a classic, because I keep it in excellent condition. It's not terribly old (as judged by car sale disputes on "Judge Judy"). Now I'm wondering if MY age is the secret cause. In which case it's an established fact that older drivers are safer than any other age cohort.

But it wouldn't surprise me to find GEICO discriminating on the basis of age.

I would like you to try to understand certain things before jumping the gun.

If the insurance is on the same car you have had, then the insurance could jump when the car gets to a certain age. There are many reasons related to the car age as well (e.g. parts).

Yes, an insurance company will always try to make a profit out of customers. They are not charities, so you may and should not expect much from them when it comes to money. I would not get mad on this issue but rather go somewhere else because it is just a waste of energy to be mad at them. Please calm down.