When I turned 18 I too out a universal life insurance policy with State Farm. I took a “loan” out on my policy to pay for school loans when I was about 24. Since then I fell behind in paying back the money and the policy itself. I was unaware and uneducated on the whole process when I borrowed the money. Does anyone know if the policy is canceled, do I still owe what I borrowed? Or not considering it was money I had already paid towards my own policy. It’s crazy that we have to pay back what in reality is out money.

Hi guys, I am a foreigner who arrived to the US last year due to work. I had auto insurance for 4-5 months and wanted to change and see if I could get something cheaper. In March I finally found one who could half my monthly insurance cost which we settled the same day. The broker confirmed all details that I am a foreigner, with an international license, 7 years driving experience OUTSIDE the US. 2 weeks ago, Progressive sends me an e-mail that a automatic payment will be made in April of $1107. I had no clue what this was, as the broker told me the cost would be $106 monthly. I immediately call Progressive and they inform med that the broker most likely inserted incorrect information or misunderstood how to fill out their quoting system. They also tell me, that they send me physical mail to my address that the insurance was not eligible and the policy was updated to reflect my correct details. But I am yet to receive this mail, which according to them was sent the day after I approved the quote I was sent. What concerns me a lot… - Why did Progressive not send anything in regards to this change? - only my State ID was given to the broker and as I understand with my prior insurance company, they require my international- and foreign driver’s license to insure me - can they update it without me confirming/agreeing to this change? I have called and mailed the broker which is yet to answer and pending their response. What do you do, in this case? Location: North Carolina

I have a renters insurance claim due to a total loss from roof collapse and flooding during a storm. I sent in the inventory list (replacement cost policy) and there is about 10K in depreciation. My problem is I had $4k + (remaining after 2 weeks in a hotel and food) with loss of use but my adjuster gave me two weeks to move into a shoebox compared to a huge townhouse I had. I can’t even buy the vast amount of things I lost due to the sheer size of where I live with no storage (I have one closet compared to a whole finished basement and utility room). The list they sent with the check for actual cost is in my hands. The list is printed and huge (mine was a spreadsheet). I’m not happy. Quite frankly if I was given more time to use my loss of use (we did 2 weeks in a hotel for a permanent move) then I may have a larger place. I want my money back (replacement cost) and almost wish I negotiated a settlement. I’m not sure if that’s still possible but what’s the best route here since

I have been waiting for payment for my cat's surgery. I have received communication from the company stating theinformation has bee submitted for approval since 09/25/2025. All information was sent. They have my phone number, email address and still no other contac5.

I guess this leading statement in the comments box, "What went wrong this time?", explains their work. My dog is experiencing something to cause him to vomit and I've had numerous tests done on him to see what might be the cause. Because a vet visit 11 & 1/2 months ago mentioned vomiting, Embrace stated this is a preexisting condition. Vomiting? Really? Who has a dog who didn't. My case is extreme this time, but Embrace refused to reimburse me a dime on anything. They said he would be covered for vomiting in the future if he has no further case of it for 12 months. I guess I missed the window of opportunity by half a month.

Although I’m happy you’re covered something in this time. I really could’ve used coverage for everything without these crazy deductibles and fees unfortunately he’s not gonna make it.

When I adopted my dog (a puppy) from a shelter they used a site that in the process offered this pet insurance that would kick in at midnight after you adopt your dog. Not metlife's fault but you didn't get to choose much or read much about the coverage other than you can buy more that would cover more day to day stuff which I did not (and still don't) care about. It did not though state that there is a $5,000 per year cap, just that it'd be a $250/yr deductible and 90% reimbursement which I do fault them for. What was confusing then was it seemed like you are locked in for a year. I called and the rep said no you can cancel any time even if you make a claim. I am still not certain what will happen when I cancel because you have to call to cancel, you can not cancel online like you can with other insurers. I have HealthyPaws for my other dog but that takes 15 days before you can make your first claim which is why I went with this temporarily. The next issue is many people don't keep the shelter's dog name for a puppy. You can't update your dogs name, you can give them a nickname so I put that down before any claim. Clearly that wasn't enough for Metlife to understand that the claims are for my dog. The other issue is their claims process is extremely slow. 3 to 5 days to just review your claim then an additional 10 plus to process it. After a 10 days I got my claim rejected. They wanted an SOAP which I submitted (this is your medical history) but they also wanted invoices...which is also what I submitted. Everything is line itemed and the same invoices I've submitted to HealthyPaws and get paid on within 2 to 3 days. They also said my pets name is wrong in the email but not on the site. I will give them this: one thing is weird in that there are invoices from 2 clinics because we had an after hours incident, but they don't say which vet they want SOAP for or anything. TLDR; everything is slow, opaque, you get emails and links to "view your packet" and most don't go to your packet, and it seems like the bad parts of human health insurance. I have had 3 dogs on HealthyPaws including one that got various cancer treatments (radiation therapy and chemo therapy) and it was all so much easier, faster, and more humane.

Embrace insurance is very deceiving on how they do their claims. They nit pick all the fees picking only the low fees like a cone for an emergency visit but not the actually emergency exam and medicine. I feel this is a rip off for all customers. Also the claims adjusters are not good trying to have customer do their job and me having to spoon feed them on how to communicate and read their own email. Do not recommend this company for anyone.

Took the insurance for a test drive with my claim. Not sure at this time, but: -$48.50 x 12 = $582 per year without meds -$877.46 Deductible +$1033+ for the claims including meds not covered $1,459.46 Total out by customer. I could be off by change or dollar, but that's the picture I was looking at. However, they were kind and courteous.

For some reason my email is now not associated with an account after I paid 469$ for an annual membership. Now have to go through the hassle of figuring out how to fix it so i can even put in a claim.