Hey so I buy my own medical, dental, and vision insurance from Anthem rather than going through my employer. For the 2nd time, Anthem has decided to drop my medical coverage without telling me. The last time this happened, I had to get on the phone for 1 1/2 hours with them and they still couldn't identify why they dropped it. Instead they gave me some bullshit reason - "our records say you already had an active plan so we dropped this one". I don't have any other active plans. I'm 100% sure of this. I had to go through the re-application process again in December and purchase new medical coverage. Fortunately, I'm young and healthy so this isn't hard to do but it's deeply frustrating and I had to push my yearly physical forward because of it. Fast forward to now (April), I log into the Anthem portal and I see medical coverage is dropped again as of March 1st. Vision and Dental are still active but Medical is inactive. I tried calling them today (Sunday) but of course they only work M-F 8am - 5pm. The frontline phone operators are useless. ChatGPT does a better job than them. Has anyone else had this experience? What was the resolution? What can I do to prevent this moving forward?

I pay into a CalSavers account. I received an email five days ago saying: "per my request all correspondence will be sent to:" \[an email which is not mine\]. It looks like a scammer domain. I don't remember registering to access the account on the CalSavers website, though I may have during the enrollment process when I started the job. Either way, I can't access the account as it doesn't recognize the email I would have used. Is it possible someone has stolen the money by transferring it out of my account? I don't imagine scammers would waste time as soon as they have access... I can't call CalSavers until their office opens tomorrow.

In 2022 I made a small insurance claim for water damage, $2k, with Progressive. Since then, every time I get quotes for homeowners insurance I get denied, or have to accept high rates, because the Lexxis Nexxus database shows I made 3 claims. A year ago I disputed these several times, and got a letter from Progressive that confirms I only made 1 claim. When I talk to LN, they tell me they've removed the claims, but over a year later I'm still getting denied by insurance quotes and told they are still showing up by the insurance companies. Is there an agency like the CFPB I can submit a complaint to about Lexxus? Or do I need to get a lawyer letter involved? I already have to deal with living in a hurricane prone area with high rates and these higher rates are crippling. LOCATION: TEXAS.

I bought a car rental through Kayak/Priceline in November and was offered rental insurance through RentalCover. Purchased the rental insurance and got a policy. During the trip I caused some damage to the bumper and it had to be replaced so I started a claim with RentalCover, but it's been sitting at the status "under assessment" for over two months. The rental company has a claim specialist asking me for an update every week. I've tried contacting RentalCover multiple times through email, chat, and the contact form but I've never heard back for an update on what's going on. They have no phone number available to speak with a person. I'm not sure what to do. I'm afraid the rental company will demand payment, but the rental insurance is completely unresponsive. Do I just keep waiting? Get a lawyer? Try to claim with my normal insurance? Edit: the accident occured in Colorado.

my car was stolen 2 weeks ago and the insurance company is considering it a total loss. this is fine, but they are offering me 13500 for my 2019 subaru 2.i0 premium sedan with roughly 91000 miles. it had 3 month old tires and a new battery. the issue im running in to is there are 0 of this car available within 150 miles of me with similar milleage. but when i look nationally it is showing they are shorting me about 2000, which would pay off my loan. im afraid getting an adjuster involved will cost me too much and not be worth it. any advice for fighting their appraisal? they couldnt do a fully accurate appraisal because they dont have the car. i asked to see their comparables, because if theres nothing local what are they comparing it to?

The patient is enrolled in the Moda Health Beacon EPO plan, and the provider is listed as participating in the Beacon network. However, the claim was denied by the payer, citing that the provider is not a participating provider. Could you please clarify whether participation in the Beacon network includes all plan types such as PPO, HMO, and EPO?"

My BCBS refused to pay any of my blood work. I was referred by my doctor to go to a specialist to get blood work done, over 6 months ago. Now I got this bill in the mail from Quest and found my EOB. They coded it 002 as “we do not cover experimental or investigational procedures” Ok…isn’t the entire point of blood work to investigate? Anyway, should I call my insurance or the specialist to appeal the bill? Any advice? This has never happened to me before. Thank you!

I accepted FEMA'a offer of NFIP insurance for three years with the stipulation that I am required to maintain flood insurance on my own dime for subsequent years. They sent me an acknowledgement form to sign and a glossy brochure with generic information about flood insurance. However, they never sent me a policy, declaration page, or policy number. I have no way to know if I am covered. It has been four months since I was "informed" that I have NFIP insurance. What is the best action to take at this point?

Hopefully this is the right place to post. Did AHCCCS get harder to qualify for in terms of paperwork or proof requirements? When I applied in 2021 I just sent in bank statements. Now they want 7 different pieces of evidence to prove self employment for my wife. She makes like $5k per year and is thinking about not working all together to qualify. When we called to ask them about not working, they said we’d have to prove that too… WTH ! Thanks,

I was in an accident May 2023 and my license was suspended on August 29,2023. I was at fault and I wasn’t insured (I know, totally my fault). I haven’t been called into court. So far I’ve only had debt collectors call me to have the accident paid for from State Farm for $15,322. I was searching on the Texas DMV site on ways to get my license reinstated and these were my options: 1. Notarized Installment agreement Form SR-19 OR 2. Notarized release Form SR11 OR 3. Proof of insurance covering date of accident OR 4. Security deposit with an SR-22 and SR-22A OR 5. Copy of Bankruptcy OR 5. Evidence of settlement OR 6. Form SR-60 if two years have elapsed from date of accident OR 7. Apply for an occupational driver license I’m thinking about the SR-22 but I’m not sure on how much the security deposit would be. But I was also thinking since it’s about to be two years since the suspension went into effect. Would I need to wait ANOTHER 2 years if I decided to go with the SR-60?