$7,000 a year
Bill review found $7,000 a year on vehicle and house insurance
@HumeAnnoyed Evidence: Text only
Open enrollment choices made, with pet insurance skipped for a vet savings fund
By @SrCaptainThrawn on X, · US only
Read the post on XWHAT THEY SAY
The claim
Open enrollment decisions made in one chat.
@SrCaptainThrawn asked the bot
Compare the open enrollment options against how the family actually uses them.
Grok Bot: what it did
Compared vision plan tiers against the family's actual use, worked out when the upgrade only breaks even, and helped the author pass on pet insurance in favour of a vet savings fund.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
WHAT THE POST SHOWS
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
Text only; the image is an illustration of a robot with a calculator. No amounts are given. Open enrollment points to US workplace benefits.
TRY THIS JOB
Shop around for cheaper insurance
A starting prompt, what to have ready, and what to watch for. 25 cases, 13 report a saving.
More cases: shop around for cheaper insurance
All 25 $2,822 a year
$2,822 a year saved on home and auto insurance and unused subscriptions
New
@JayMills704 Evidence: Text only
$2,500 a year
Home insurance renewal cut by $2,500 after the bot found cheaper quotes
New
@jacoveldsman Evidence: Text only
$2,490 a year
Lapsed car insurance re-quoted from a ferry: $1,758 down to $513
@HomesteadHero US only Evidence: Text only