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Nationwide - Nationwide increase...now what?
I've only had pet insurance for 1 year, through my work. I just received a letter stating that my policy is no longer available to me, but I can have their "My Pet Protection Choice" to continue coverage. The policy seems to cover less, and my premiums went up! The doodle (age 3) went from $218 to $458/year and the cavalier (almost 2) went from $270 to $781. The only thing I've filed was when my doodle had a bump in his ear, that healed on it's own, and my payment was just applied to the deductible. For my cavalier, she had a UTI. So, while I begin to shop around, anyone to consider? Or avoid? And how much do you typically pay in an annual premium? Maybe I just have sticker shock and these premiums are fair?
Edit to include- this isn't a wellness plan, they cover 70%. Annual coverage for accidents is $5000, Illness $5000, Congenital and Hereditary $5000, Cruciate $5000, Rx foo $100, Behavioral $100
Ryan Homes - Will home insurance cover deteriorating window frames?
Bought our townhome 3 years ago, had home inspection, etc. Home was built in 2011. Ryan Homes, should have known as they are known for being built terribly.
Fast forward to now, looks like the corners of most window frames (wooden part) are rotting away. Again, this house was built in 2011! I now see when we bought it, the owners must have had the defects covered up with caulk and paint etc.
Is this something home insurance would fix? I'm sure the building warranty is expired since it's been more than 10 years since it was built.
The other driver's insurance - Drunk driver hit my parked truck — now I’m missing work and rental coverage is being denied. What can I do?
Last Sunday, I was having dinner with family when a drunk driver left the restaurant parking lot and decided to take my parked truck with him. Thankfully, nobody was in the vehicle, but the damage was significant — around $6,000 according to the repair shop.
The other driver's insurance accepted liability and is covering the damages to my truck, which is good. But here’s where it gets frustrating.
I live alone in a rural area and have no other transportation. I work weekend shifts (Friday–Sunday) with regular overtime (usually two extra 12-hour days). Because I had no vehicle, I missed work this weekend. The truck was towed to the shop, but they can’t begin repairs until *two Mondays from now*.
The insurance company told me they won’t cover a rental car until repairs actually begin, even though their policyholder was 100% at fault and drunk. How is that fair? I'm out two weeks of transportation and potentially $1,800 in lost wages because of this.
I’ve never filed a claim before, and I feel totally lost in this process. Some questions:
1. Can I push the insurance company to cover a rental now, not just when repairs start?
2. Is there a way to claim lost wages due to this incident? I have no PTO, and this is directly affecting my livelihood.
3. Should I be speaking to an attorney about this, or is there another route to escalate the claim?
Any advice or guidance would be really appreciated.
Update- I live in Maine but the accident happened in new Hampshire if that makes a difference.
Progressive - Unenrolled from progressive snapshot within 45 day period
I unenrolled from snapshot because it was tracking a majority of instances where I wasn’t the driver. Do you think they will increase my insurance based on the data they have already? It’s only 14 days worth.
Healthy Paws - Healthy Paws Feeling the Heat?
Got this chat request today from Healthy Paws. I don’t have a policy with them, I just comment when I see the insane premium hikes they’ve been doling out lately.
Healthy Paws, folks are starting to ask questions about your rate sheets and what you publicly disclosed and what you actually charge consumers. I’m not an actuary, so I’m
no expert, but it’s wild to me that any state would sign off on a 200% 500% or even 1000% increase. Maybe they did. But it is feeling a bit shady. You should publicly disclose your algorithm and show us!
There are lots of people here who would love to see this information provided transparently.
We all expect annual increases. It’s the name of the game. But we don’t expect to pay faithfully for years and towards the end of our pet’s life, have our premium jacked up so high as to be an insult. So unless you have some kind of reasoning for that…or a promise to fix it, it’s impossible to recommend you anymore on this sub by most people with brain and a conscience.
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield - How should I describe my LA Care Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Med-iCal card?
I’m having trouble finding a provider I’ve applied to 30 different providers through the Anthem website (I was referred to this website through Med-iCal), when re-directed to many providers websites that can take supposedly take my insurance they usually provide a dropdown of insurances they take. I applied for California Med-iCal and am curious as how to describe my insurance? Is it an Anthem? Is it Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, is it a LA Care card, is it a Med-iCal card? I’d also like to add that there’s every combo version of what I just mentioned and not direct way for me to know which one? I’m am genuinely losing my mind, anyone with a similar insurance and help would be great.
Yes I’ve called the numbers provided on the back. No help.
Trupanion - Don't buy Trupanion
After years of paying for Trupanion premiums, with hardly any claim at all (only a small amount for thyroid pills) this company blindsided me with an increase in premium, $70 to $118!, a $48 increase/month! They offered a lot of mumbo-jumbo about cost increases in our area. Well we pay for the routine care and it hasn't gone up, maybe minimally but nothing warranting that kind of increase. Now our dog is old so I won't be able to get any other insurance so I'm stuck with them. But we will be moving our younger dog out of that company ASAP. Just warning you all about this company, no loyalty to long time customers.
Geico - Total loss in Florida
Struck my uninsured motorcyclist. Car incurred 17,800 in damages. Claim against my insurance in Florida (geico).
Car is a 2020 dodge challenger with 60k miles. Geo is saying the total loss threshold is 75%. But everything I find online says Florida is 80%. But when I read the actual statute it reads as though it may only apply to uninsured vehicles.
I believe the kbb on the car is between 22.5 and 25. Which means that 5% can make or break this car being totaled. The car is paid off and I want to avoid it being totaled at all costs. I was also told by geico I cannot get a second opinion on the repair costs.
They have not given me the acv of the vehicles yet and are still working on it.
State Farm - State Farm may drop our insurance. Help.
I have a long winded question. I want to preface this by saying I am not into fraud. I am a public employee and can’t have any issues related to that.
3 years ago we had a bad hail storm in the Chicago area. We have a close friend who is an adjuster for a roofing company. We coach our kids together and he tells me “hey do you want a new roof?” He tells me everyone is getting approved after the bad hail storm. I have zero experience with this so I said “of course.” I figured that’s why I pay insurance and this guy said it so non-chalantly so I agreed to it. He comes over, looks at the roof and submits a claim.
A week or two later he tells me that our insurance denied a new roof and only said they would cover $1,000 in repairs. In my mind it’s a win since we get repairs done.
Fast forward a year later and we have another hail storm. Our friend says to me “this time you will definitely get a new roof.” Again, we have no idea this is an issue. He looks at our roof and submits a claim. A week later we get a call from our agent and they tell us they are likely going to drop us. This is where my wife and I panic and wonder “what the hell is going on?” We get the insurance to stop the claim and somehow they do stop it and we don’t get dropped and don’t get the repairs done. So far no issues but still we are very worried about it.
Since then we have had a few roofing companies out and the prices are crazy. Like 12k just to repair and 25k to replace the whole roof.
My question is this: Would you recommend that we replace the roof on our dime? We have the money to do it. This is what I’m leaning towards but what happens if we have a really bad storm with significant damage? Does State Farm drop us but still have to pay for the damages or replacement? I don’t want to replace the roof, have significant damage, and then State Farm says nope you’re dropped and we aren’t paying?
OR, should I switch insurance companies before any work and then replace my roof anyway to lower the premium cost with a new insurance company?
Insurance prices are ridiculous right now but state farm is still lower than any other insurance company I have had quotes from.
Thank you for any advice you can provide.
Edit: I agree with all the comments that the guy screwed me. I am aware that the claims follow me. I need to find an honest person who can tell me if I really need a roof replacement. If not, I’m willing to ride it out until I do actually need a replacement. The thought of doing it now came because in 5 years we will have 2 in college and one in high school. We figured we would take the expense now rather than in a few years when money is a bit tighter. Still unsure of what we will do. I don’t think I need a new roof immediately but I know it will be in the next 5-10 years.
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield - Been trying to prove that I was a domestic partner & get insurance- please help!
I was on my domestic partners health insurance for a couple of months before they left their job. We had all the papers signed legally in front of a notary and I was officially listed on their insurance. However, they left their job and I am trying to get insurance again through Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield by proving that I was on my partners insurance. Sadly it has been nothing but a back-and-forth struggle, sending paperwork, and asking for their phone number only to be ignored.
I have given then my full name, my partners full name, my partners termination information, and I have even used the insurance at a local urgent care recently (plus printed out the document showcasing my full name listed as a domestic partner on their insurance). After proving I am who I am, they keep asking for more information and this time asked for my terimination date from my job to prove I was on the insurance. But I didn't leave my job. My partner did, which I have explained. They also asked for the loss of coverage date, but I have sent previous emails with that said date.
Long story short: I am trying to prove I was a domestic partner on my partners insurance, only to be asked again and again for more paperwork (of ones specifically I have already provided).
Has anyone else faced this issue? Is there any way I can go about this in a more efficient way or anyone I can contact?
Thank you! I really appreciate the help.
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