Hi Last month I bought an older truck after having it 2 days it stolen from in front of my apartment in SE Portland OR. I filed a cliem, the car was recovered, YAY! Not so fast. The adjustor decided the car was not worth repair. Progressive called the leinholder and they decided to total the car. As a person that used to be a mechanic I wanted the car because I could fix it for less than 1500. When I called the lender I was told, "it is better for me and better for you". The lender is wanting me to pay the difference between the orig loan amount and what insurance pays. My position is, the lender take what is offered, apply it to the balance and I continue to make the payments. He will get his money, I'll get the car and we are both happy. The issue is, I didnt have the chance to explain that to the lender (buy here pay here lot) the decision to total the car was made without speaking to me about it. What are my rights?

**TL;DR - old dogs, medical history, am I stuck with my current insurer?** (that doesn't add any info to the title of the post but oh well. And yes this post is too long) I have two Portuguese Water Dogs, a [10 year old black curly male ](https://imgur.com/wFUAoUd)and an [8 year old brown curly female](https://imgur.com/xHxNAZn). As older purebred dogs, they've been to the vet once or twice ;-) [Besties](https://imgur.com/sPSnlRh) (and cousins) My dogs have been insured with the same company (H.P.) from as soon as they were eligible as puppies - 8 weeks plus the obligatory waiting period. I would love to be able to leave this company as they have become quite expensive, and their incompetence processing claims for us is truly staggering. They reflexively reject claims as "not covered office visit" when the claims are not for office visits. My dogs recently ate raisin bread (ugghhhh) and so there are a lot of vet bills and it's been three times now they've done the exact same rejection pattern - despite my calling in and saying "you've rejected correct claims before, can you please process these correctly". Apparently they can't. They are owned by a billion dollar company (Chubb) and I guess they need my money for the CEO's granddaughter's golf lessons or something. Maybe it's not intentionally trying to rip me off. But if that's not it then they've been unbelievably incompetent. Which is worse?? Of course I have no idea what the future holds for these dogs - whether they'll need care for preexisting conditions or not (or for something that the insurance **says** is a pre-existing condition.) The older boy had a mysterious illness as a puppy so that is in his record (though from another vet in another state, maybe it wouldn't ever be found); he's had positive Lyme titers on more than one occasion; and he had acute kidney injury (based on his creatinine) from the raisin incident that may or may not have resolved. The girl never showed abnormal values from the raisins but got IV fluid treatment so it's in her record. She also has been seen for recurrent UTIs that are controlled with special food that controls her urine pH. Backstory is We previously had two PWDs [D & B](https://imgur.com/WN920VF), ten years before D died of cancer and one of them ended up in the ER and as the result of a complete medical and administrative dumpster fire, we ended up spending low five figures to keep her alive AFTER the vet practice KNEW she was completely riddled with pancreatic cancer. (Dog medical stuff is no fun!) We had to take out a loan from one of those companies that has brochures on the reception desk of vets, plus put a lot on credit cards. :-( After that experience we resolved we'd insure our new dogs and went with HP because they had no lifetime limit, and we didn't want to have to make a dollar decision on a dog's life. Also at that time I don't think HP was owned by Chubb (?) They seemed like a small soulful outfit out of Seattle and genuinely wanted to provide a service to pet owners. I may be wrong about that though. At any rate Chubb owns them nowand probably the original owners are enjoying their retirement in a 7000 square foot mansion in Bali built entirely from reclaimed Indonesian teak temples. But I digress. So - I'm stuck with my existing insurance? Pre-existing conditions seem to be ixnay for the pet insurance industry (for reasons amply explained in this sub), and if there are any loopholes or allowances it seems like my dogs are exhibit A for not fitting through. Thoughts / insights / advice / comments on how cute my dogs are, much appreciated.

I managed two older buildings one built in 1950 and one built in 1900. The company's own them for 13 years and never had a insurance claim. Country financial, which is owned by Farmers I believe, did a risk analysis is dropping 45% of their older homes Are there any companies out there that are easier to cover older rental properties with older rust but still in good condition?

My mom was checking her and dad's bank statements and for some reason they're being charged by First Enroll but mom says that that isn't the insurance company they use. Any clue why this would be happening? Is some type of scam or fraud? Just so you know, I know almost nothing about how insurance works so sorry if I seem stupid.

I guess I should have looked into this sooner, since I got the email from Manypets back at the end of December, but I forgot about it until now when I FINALLY got an email from Odie regarding the new policy which takes effect March 1st. I have been paying $34.12 a month for each of the last 3 years on a Golden Retriever since she was 3 months old with Manypets. $500 deductible and 90% reimbursement and unlimited annual. They say your rates will be the same with Odie as they would have been with Manypets, but the new premium is $50.15 for $500/90% AND I noticed that the annual max is no $20,000 instead of unlimited. I understand rates normally go up each year but this is nearly 50%. I have seen other posts about this so just wondering if you guys are sticking with Odie or finding another company. I still have not received the email regarding the whole policy so there may be more things I find missing. And if you did switch, do you know if the new companies normally waive the waiting period as long as you have had continuous coverage with another company?

I had previously had Geico insurance. I thought I was paying for collision coverage until I backed into a pole and made a claim and they said otherwise. So I proceeded to drop them and get Progressive. It's been, let's say a year since then and I haven't fixed the damage to my truck because I figured I couldn't make a claim to fix damages my vehicle had BEFORE I started my policy. Anyway two days ago my sister backed into a pole and it seemingly did no damage, then when I came out of work today I saw that the plastic cover of my bumper had completely fallen off. Can I make a claim to have my bumper fixed? I'm sorry if this is a stupid question or if I've done LITERALLY everything wrong.

I live in a condo in Los Angeles. My unit had a leak that caused some damage in a neighbor's unit, but when I filed the claim with my HO6 insurance, they found me "not negligent" and so "not liable." It took a while, but I eventually got paid to fix the issue on my end—but my neighbor was left to fix their damages through their insurance. Of course, they're now threatening to sue. I understand that my insurance will defend me should there be a suit (they confirmed that I have coverage, but they won't pay because I'm not liable). My concern is that they sent me a non-renewal notice over this claim. My policy will expire in two months. This means the claim needs to be closed so I can shop and secure a new provider... So, what happens if the lawsuit comes after the claim closes and I'm insured somewhere else? Who takes care of the lawsuit then? Am I being screwed over somehow by my current insurer right now? I mean, the non-renewal surely felt so, but if I'm going to be left to handle a potential lawsuit by myself, I don't know what I'll do. :-( Thoughts?

Proud owner of a 2013 prius for about a year now. During memorial day weekend, my catalytic concerter was stolen while i was parked in Brooklyn. Got a police report, filed a claim with geico, and got it fixed after a couple weeks ($500 out of pocket cost for deductible) This morning when parked in a pretty good neighborhood on Long Island, turned on the car and heard the hellcat noise. Made my stomach sink, worst feeling ever. I'm now contemplating what to do. I'm sure in NYS, any decent fix would run me at least $1,500, likely much more. The last fix receipt showed $3,200 just for parts. But I'm afraid to file a big claim twice in such a short time span. Will my insurance consider non renewal or flag me as a risky driver? I'm pretty new to having my own auto insurance, any help or suggestions are welcome. Can't really afford anything beyond $500 right now😓 The way people go around doing this type of stuff is sickening. Makes me so upset lol

Healthy Paws Deleting Comments re: Massive Premium Increases on Instagram.

So, I’m planning on buying a Dalmatian puppy within the next few months and wanted to figure out which insurance I plan to go with before taking the puppy home. I’ve heard pretty good things about Lemonade, and they had a reasonable starting rate, but that went so high when I imput my information. It ended up being about $100/mo without add-ones such as dental or routine vet. Maybe I just don’t get insurance as I’m buying from a very good breeder who has heath testing/CHIC numbers, temperament tested parents, etc? I guess I’m just confused how a 3/mo old puppy of a breed that’s very healthy compared to a lot of breeds people have, can cost so much more than the base rate. This is my first time perusing insurance for a pet so forgive me if I’m missing something obvious here.