I noticed on my renewal for my auto policy with Progressive that I was listed in tier 3M. Google told me this is a high risk tier, but I have been driving for many years, have a clean driving record, and no claims. I am, based on my driving record and insurance history, a low risk driver. Is this a high risk tier? Does anyone know how these tiers are assigned? If I am incorrectly assigned to the wrong tier, how do I fix that?

Hello, I have lemonade insurance for all 5 of my cats. Today I got an email that my claim for my cat was only partially approved (the exam and urinalysis) but not the X-ray. The X-ray was to also check the bladder for uti, and some crystallization was found. They also X-rayed his lungs and found out he has mild asthma. They did not approve the X-ray (and will not approve future asthma treatments) as they’re saying it was a pre existing condition, but it is most definitely not. He went in for sickness twice and both times experienced wheezing because of the sickness and with X-rays was not diagnosed with asthma those times, he also has a nasal anomaly/polyp that causes a funny sounding breathing from his nose, again not asthma but this has been noted in his notes. Has anyone had this happened and successfully appeal? My vet is great and would likely write medical notes or a letter or whatever to help me get his asthma treatment covered.

I usually get my glucose sensors direct billed, but every once in a while I will have to pay out of pocket if one stops working. What irritates me is I’ll submit the claim — and it won’t cover what it will when direct billed. I’m talking $100 less when self submitted. I call them, they say it should be covered as normal and they’ll look into it — but I see nothing on my end saying the claim is being reevaluated, and no secondary deposit. Months later, nothing. I get the sensors direct billed… normal coverage. Submitted another receipt, and it comes back $100 short. Before you say to just go and get the prescription at the pharmacy where they process my insurance, it’s an hour bus each way. The pharmacy I get the sensor at out of pocket is within walking distance. As for why I don’t transfer to that pharmacy… 10% less coverage, which for my medication is an extra $200 per month AT LEAST. Any advice to actually have Canada Life follow up on their processing error?

Has anyone else dealt with Progressive refusing to take responsibility for a rear-end domino effect accident with liability insurance, and then being told to fix your car first and wait for reimbursement while they wait for other vehicles to file claims

So, how do you go about selecting a breed when buying pet insurance when you have a mutt? I did a DNA test on my dog and she's like 2/3 Cattle Dog and Chihuahua, and then 1/3 3 other breeds. I bought Pumpkin Insurance and selected Mixed Breed 11-25 pounds (she's 22 pounds and shouldn't get any bigger). Here's the kick in the pants- I asked what to do if she gets more than 25 pounds. They said, well, they won't accept Mixed Breed and they base breed on vet records. Why...why do they even have Mixed Breed as an option, then?? It's going to cost me an extra $136 a year to change her to a Cattle Dog Mix. It frustrates me because my dog weighs 10-27 pounds less than the average ACD. I can still cancel Pumpkin, and I'm tempted. But will it be any better with any other company? I assume they all operate the same way.

Last year, my home was hit by a vehicle and became unlivable. I was advised to create a claim with my insurance company. I had a disaster restoration company come out, provide a quote, paperwork signed, my insurance paid out a portion of the estimated total, I paid the deposit to the restoration company out of that. That was six months ago and no work has started, and here is (allegedly) why: 1. My siding has asbestos. Contractor says they cannot fix the damage without disrupting the asbestos on the two undamaged sides, therefore insurance needs to pay for four replacement sides, not two. According to contractor, this is an EPA regulation. Insurance says because it’s not township code, it doesn’t matter and they will only cover two sides. 2. My hardwood flooring is original to 1950 and has no subfloor. The subcontractors won’t fix without installing subfloor, as the type of hardwood used in 1950 does not exist and today’s would not be strong enough. Insurance will only cover fixing the damaged area, which means I will have a visible difference and seam in the hardwood. Again, because it is not code, Insurance is pushing back. I have not received an actual denial letter, I’m just being told by the adjuster that nothing is happening. I requested to escalate to a supervisor two weeks ago, still no updates. I’m overwhelmed and I’ve been out of my home for more than six months. Questions: 1. Do I need an attorney, and if so, what kind? Google hasn’t been helpful. 2. Am I within my rights to get a new quote for the siding and hardwood flooring separate from the other repairs? 3. Why is this going through my insurance and not the insurance of driver who hit the house? I only filed with my insurance because I was panicked and a neighbor told me to, and I’d rather argue with the bad guy’s adjuster instead of mine. I feel like I have to play nice with everyone, but the anger and resentment and frustration is building.

Hey everyone! I just got an 8-week-old Australian Shepherd and signed him up for a policy with Pets Best. After reading through the contract, I noticed they have a clause that says even undocumented or undiagnosed conditions can be considered “pre-existing” if the pet showed any signs or symptoms before the policy start date or during the waiting period. Now I’m kinda paranoid and want to protect myself in case they try to deny anything later and try to blame it on that clause. I’ve read stuff online about insurances doing that. Has anyone else done a routine vet checkup right after enrolling, just to have something on file that says the pup was healthy at the start of the policy? Did it help? I’m thinking of doing one this week just for that reason. Would love to hear what others did — or if anyone’s dealt with a similar denial. Trying to play it smart before something pops up!

I had a fsa in 2024.. before the plan expired I submitted two big expenses that were “authorized”.. however, money never got deposited to my account. Now they are saying the claim was valid but the amount was paid toward “unverified” receipts. Now that the plan year is closed they are refusing for me to submit receipts. The claims that were “unverified” were hospitals and doctors. Is this normal? Anything I can do? This is over $1200 in lost money

I just bought a SFH with an attached JADU and an ADU. When we get our insurance through AAA we asked for landlord insurance since we would be renting out the main House and JADU. We are living in the ADU. The agent put us down with coverage and told us this did not cover belongings in the rentals. I am confused about what kind of insurance he gave us since AAA called us back and told us we need to talk with a specialist for landlord insurance. We also have a 2M umbrella policy. What insurance should I be asking for exactly to get this correct?