My gf (f21) is currently insuring a 2019 gmc terrain for about $225 a month, however she got her March bill and it has more than tripled to $1200+ dollars for this month. Continuing months will be about $800, she has made one claim about a year and a half ago. My question is, is hasting mutual required to give notice of a premium increase and a reason for such increase?

I got a new puppy (7 weeks old). Got embrace pet insurance that same day. Took her in for her first vet appointment as a good pet owner should about a week later. Obviously this was still during the illness waiting period. But it appeared I had a nice healthy puppy. Turns out she has a heart murmur. First vet graded it as a grade 4 and told me to see a cardiologist. I went and got a second opinion and they graded it as a grade 3 and we are going to watch it and see if it goes away in the next couple months. Anyway, embrace pulled the SOAP notes from the 2 vets and are saying it's not covered as it's a preexisting condition. I plan on appealing it, even going to the California insurance board or whatever it's called if I have to because it seems like that is such BS. I'm being punished for taking my pup to the vet too soon. My question is, what is the best way to word the appeal to the embrace adjuster? It's not right that an 8 week old puppy getting it's very first exam should get that classified as a preexisting condition.

I would like to warn people before signing up with Pets Plus Us. They are “endorsed” by Costco and I thought that meant they must be decent. I signed up with them in 2014 when my dog was 10 weeks old. My dog is now 10.5 years old and this is my experience: Since 2021 they have approved $29 and $26 dollars of claims. In November 2022 they approved their last reimbursement for $29. They rejected a claim for an autoimmune disorder despite the fact a surgeon and specialist reached out on our behalf and provided published information proving that under PetsPlusUs guidelines it should have been covered…we paid $7500 out of pocket for that in 2022. Despite not approving any claims since November 2022, when my dog turned 10 (June 2024) they DOUBLED his monthly rates. And claimed that had nothing to do with age. Today I received an email advising that my dog’s plan is being “discontinued” so they I can pick a new plan to “better meet my needs” however, pre-existing conditions will not be covered. I called to cancel our policy today. We were loyal clients for nearly 11 years and this is how they “value” us.

Attaching the response(s) from Healthy Paws' CEO and team, including mine back. You can't make this stuff up.... Original context: Protected Since: 06/08/2011 • Current Monthly Premium: $431.58 • New Monthly Premium Starting in 63 Days: $1,207.12 Oh- and they limited comments on their Instagram after I have been posting this increase there too.

Has anyone successfully moved their IRA from Inspira to Vanguard with an "in kind" transfer? It's impossible to reach anyone via phone at Inspira for help!

I have three policies with Geico auto policy in NY that renews on the 9th auto in NJ that renews on the 10th homeowner's that renews in 7 weeks I get multi policy discounts for all of them. I want to move the NJ auto and homeowners policies to another carrier for better pricing. I'm looking to do it on the 10th after the NY policy takes effect. Once I do it the multi-policy discounts will go away. will the NY policy go up in price after the renewal takes effect? I don't pay it and it's for family members who are also on it and it's a lot of money and I want to hold off the pricing complaints as long as I can

I went to LensCrafters for an eye exam and new glasses and gave them my insurance information, signed the usual intake documents and paid for the retinal imaging. They told me I was all set and didn’t owe anything else. I have Davis Vision which is covered under LensCrafters but apparently my exam is not covered as I received a call from them asking me to provide a second insurance and that the coat is $179 if not. No one told me before, during, or after my exam that my insurance wasn’t in network and I didn’t think anything of it bc Davis Vision is almost always within network. Even during my visit, one employee had me wait so they could “double check my insurance information”. That would have been a perfect opportunity for them to tell me it’s not in network and discuss the subsequent payment. What do I do here? Can I dispute this?

I was involved in a motor vehicle accident where I hit two other vehicles at an intersection. I live in an “At fault” state and both of the other drivers told the Peace officer that I ran the red light. The officer gave me a citation for running a red light which I will be contesting in court. I gave the officer my proof of insurance card which was expired. Here’s where it gets interesting. The next day I contacted State Farm. State Farm told me that my insurance policy was canceled more than six months ago due to lack of payment. MY HEART SUNK. I canceled my credit card which was on an automatic payment cycle with them. They denied the claim as to be expected. However, I have insurance through Progressive on a secondary car that I literally NEVER DRIVE. But I have full liability coverage through them on a secondary car. My question. Will progressive cover the cost of the accident even if the truck was not on the policy? Will the other insurance companies go after progressive? Would progressive rather cover the cost upfront rather than go into litigation?

I got hit by a motor cycle and they were at fault. It destroy one of my wheels and tires. State Farm will replace the one tire. I want all 4 tires replaced bc it’s 4 wheel drive grand Cherokee and the owners manual states to keep all tires the same circumference. Basically don’t put one brand new tire with 3 used tires bc it can possibly damage the drive train. I’m pushing back bc I want them all done. What your take?

hello. i posted about this before, but three weeks ago, a drunk driver hit me and totaled my 2016 subaru. we just got our bill (to be paid by his insurance, all state): around $9,500, and an additional $1,000 to $2,000 with a rental. i need to go over my belongings for damage, but i had a $600 dog kennel (gunner) too: waiting on an email to see whether or not this needs to be replaced like children's car seats. his insurance wants to fix it, not replace it, although we only bought my subaru at around $10,000 (we spent a few thousand on repairs, but not anything big: my parents wanted new brakes for peace of mind). how badly will a rebuild that large damage our ability to sell? should we fight it: and how do we? we live in colorado.