Hi all, I sold my business last year because it was not a profitable venture. The llc is closed and any remaining money was used to pay off equipment debts. The insurance company says I owe $10k in workers comp insurance for the previous year which they now have sent to a collections company. The business is closed and the llc is dissolved. Can they come after me personally for something like this?

Can anyone give me tips on how my Ucare/DentaQuest can cover my teenagers braces because she has a very wide noticeable gap on her teeth from the fact that she was born with an extra tooth and had to get it removed and rarely smiles with her teeth anymore. She’s done 2 orthodontic evaluations for them and they keep denying her but she really does need them and that’s all she’s asking for her birthday this month but they keep telling me she needs a medical reason or doesn’t fit the certain conditions they approve but I can’t afford to pay them out of pocket.

My Honda CRV 2018 , 48k mileage was rear ended. Bumper damage and tail gate damage. Adjuster estimates says 3.5 K , the auto body shop says repair cost of 14.5 K and insurance company wants to do total loss and settlement of 21k. The shop **initially quoted $3,327.12**, but **after a deeper inspection**, the full cost is now estimated at **$14,412.00**. * This includes **parts ($7,059)**, **labor (body, paint, mechanical)**, **paint supplies**, **miscellaneous charges**, and **sales + county taxes**. # 🧾 What Was Added That Drove Up Cost? Here are some **major cost drivers** from the supplement: 1. **Rear Floor Pan Replacement**: * Part: $1,408.27 * Labor: 29 hours (!!!) * Paint: 2.5 hours 🔥 This is a **huge contributor**. Frame/floor pan replacement is structural and complex. 2. **Lift Gate Replacement**: * Part: $1,701.68 * Paint + labor included 🚨 Signals **major rear-end impact** 3. **Rear Body Panel**: * Part: $877.58 * Requires alignment and seam sealing 4. **Multiple panel repairs, refinishing, seam sealing, underbody work** 5. **Parts & Hardware**: * Several **aftermarket parts** were used to reduce cost (bumper cover, impact bar, moldings) * OEM parts were selectively used (e.g., optional OEM upper molding for $428.48) I am surprised with the high estimate. should I accept total loss and take 21K? anyway to negotiate higher. I was really not set for this time for another car purchase. My daughter is ready for college this fall was busy to manage her finance for college. should I try second opinion from another mechanic.

I was rear ended in January and filed a claim with state farm The girl who hit me was in her fathers car which had state farm, liability coverage she has dairyland with full coverage. I am a State Farm customer (not after this) and was assured that this matter would be settled quickly. I was told by my first adjuster that my car was a total loss, since my car was newer that it would exceed her father’s liability coverage and they would open a claim with dairyland on my behalf to get the rest. They complete the estimate, do not contact me on what their assessments were and also changed my adjuster without contacting me whatsoever with my new adjusters contact information. I had to find this out on my own by calling after hearing nothing for two weeks after the estimate was complete. They said “maybe” my settlement would be 8k flat for reasons they seem to not be able to answer, they haven’t even offered me a settlement by this point. They said they valued my car at 11k. Which honestly would be a joke if it is 8k. I talked to my adjuster on Thursday and she is reading my information on my policy and for whatever reason State Farm has put that I have dairyland as my insurance on my claim. I feel at this point my claim has been handled with complete negligence and I am at a loss on what to do, I genuinely would like to move on with my life as this has caused me a lot of emotional and psychological distress. What are questions I could ask to understand this process more, or get traction with? Why would they open a claim on my behalf just to tell me to “do it myself” later on? I have never been in a wreck like this before so this is just another learning experience, but I do not feel as if my claim is being handled properly or correctly. Any advice would be appreciated, also please don’t be rude as I am already going through enough with this debacle.

Long story short, I was driving home from work in my work truck F150. I had merged lanes to the left after my lane had ended. I was completely in the new lane. Fully stopped when I was rear-ended by a car. Called the cops everyone was OK etc.. Both vehicles had a couple thousand dollars in damage. Luckily there was a witness who stopped and told the police that it looked like it was the other driver who rear-ended me. Call my Insurance tell them the story they tell me I’m at 0% fault. And then about an hour later, they call me back, saying the other driver with no insurance and no license called and filed a claim on my commercial insurance. To my insurance said I was 100% at fault. I proceeded to argue with the progressive insurance claims adjuster. He said that I was 100% at fault for changing lanes. Fast forward when I get the police report. Police report clearly states she is at fault. She rear-ended me she received multiple citations, including improper lane change no license no insurance. I sent the PDF of the police report to progressive and within minutes he called me saying I am at 0% fault. My question is, why did I have to go through all of this thinking I was at fault and worry about rates going up? already installed front back dashcam :)

Hi all, I have been losing my mind trying to figure out which coverage would be best for my pup. He is a 1YO chihuahua/poodle mix who was rescued off the side of the road at 3 months with a broken hip. He has had FHO surgery which did seem to help reduce his pain and allow him to put more weight on the limb (left hindleg). He loves running and jumping around and generally acts like a happy puppy, but will likely always walk with a limp. I'm aware he may develop issues as he gets older from compensating. We currently have Pets Best, which we have not had a good experience with. We have sent them the same documents three times and every time they said they did not receive it, even when I'm actively looking at the email to their claims department while on the phone with them. Then it takes a full two months for them to review the documents, only for at the end of two months for them to close my claim because they did not receive my documents.... and thus the cycle continues....... Which insurance would you recommend? Should I just suck it up and accept that I'm likely going to have to pay in full for any orthopedic issues? I'm happy paying on the higher end ($70-$100 a month) for more full coverage that would include exam visits, medications, etc, but I'm having a hard time figuring out which insurance would work best for my pet. Any advice y'all have to give would be greatly appreciated and save me hours of going down this rabbit hole!!!

Location: Denver, Colorado This happened at Budget Rent-a-Car at DIA. So this has been dragging on for around 2 months and the amount of lies upon lies that we've been told would make this post ridiculously long, so I'll keep it as short as possible. Budget wrongly denied a prepaid rental booked through a third party, claiming that it was against their T&Cs, and sold another agreement at 3 times the price for a lesser car plus extras which were specifically not asked for. After finding out the original rental was wrongly denied, we contacted them to ask them to honor the original rate. At first they argued, wrongly citing their T&Cs again, but eventually agreed to honor the original rate. This was promised verbally and by email. The inflated rate was still charged at the end of the rental, and subsequently a refund was promised verbally on 2 separate occasions, explicitly stating the amount and timeframe. The refund did not happen and they are now denying ever promising it. On top of this, the car they claim we returned is not the car we rented, and they've added a fuel charge. I have email evidence of agents lying about what their T&Cs say, and proof that contradicts what they claim on the phone. We also know the desk agent receives a commission for upselling because there are job listings for the same location which state this. The issue is, their customer service is impossible to deal with. They pick and choose what parts of the emails they want to reply to, disregarding they key points of my email each time, and it takes days to get a half hearted response. Calling is no use because they later just deny what was said. We have filed reports with BBB and disputed the CC charge, so other than waiting on the outcome of that, what can be done? They have taken a four figure sum from us and are constantly contradicting themselves and misleading us, and there is no urgency from them at all. 6 hours+ of waiting on the phone and explaining things, plus a chain of around 30 emails, many not even getting replies, speaking to probably around 15+ different CSRs and we are back to square one even after they admitted we were right. It's infuriating. Because the amount is only 4 figures and the case is becoming so long and complex with insane amounts of law violations, taking it to court might not be economically viable, but the complete disregard for the law can't be allowed to slide. Even a full refund wouldn't be justice at this point. I'm not sure what to do as it's becoming a full time job trying to keep a timeline and stay on top of evidence etc.

I got a much better quote from New York life insurance for a life policy then my current State farm policy. It's my busy season of work and I was hoping to be able to docusign or just cancel over the phone. I was told I need a wet signature which means I'll have to take off a day or half off work. Part of me wants to just cancel my auto and home policies as well with them over this. Are they just being difficult with me or is this standard with State farm?

Hi all, I’m in a common and frustrating position revolving around paying for health insurance. Here is my situation. I work part-time and go to school part-time, so I don’t qualify for full-time benefits for work or any equivalent part-time healthcare offers in Michigan So that’s the first part. I gross about $600 a month working and my healthcare premium is $650 a month alone for BCBSM HMO Gold plan. It just is not feasible to pay that much for healthcare anymore- especially, out of pocket in full. What I do have is Medicaid and CarePayment accounts that help me cover the costs and pay down medical debt in a reasonable time frame. I need some coverage because I have a mental health condition and commonly use: medications, psychiatry, therapy, and labs. I am wondering if I can get by just with MI Medicaid. Is that risky since Medicaid has very low reimbursement rates? Or is it reasonable to go with Medicaid and just try to be frugal medically? What I want to avoid is going for routine procedures and leaving with a $1200 bill, AND paying $650 a month only to use it half hazardously. Thanks.

Nationwide tripled policy and cut coverage 40% Last year they tripled my policy to over $3k, and just sent me a letter saying next year they are cutting coverage to 50%. Been with them for probably 5+ years. I am on a grandfathered plan that covered 90% and wellness, so basically everything (including food since prescribed). To pay triple the rate and then also lose 40% of my coverage is absurd, and they said they have no other options or plans to reduce costs. Monthly costs also only drop $30 which is a slap in the face. Any idea where I can go or what I can do to control costs? He’s a 12.5 year old “beagle” mix for reference and has cushings for background.