I (live in NJ)have a leased Nissan Rogue 2024. Never been in an accident, have drive and safe enrolled and drive app 10k miles a year max never missed a payment. They've gone up from $89 to $120 in 6 mnths flat. Feels like this is getting a bit out of hand.. Is anyone else facing this and can someone suggest alternatives or suggestions?

I have medi-cal through anthem blue cross in association with LA care health plan. I have never had Medicare part B. I had a ultrasound in october 2024 which was approved by my primary care provider. I just got a letter today from the centers for medicare and Medicaid services, fargo ND. It is saying that the ultrasound was not approved and i may be billed 220$ It also says i have not met my part B deductible of 240$ Again, i don't have medicare part B. Im not experienced with these insurance issues. I dont know if medi-cal already paid this or not, it's been almost 6 months. Is this medicare preparing to bill me for services already paid by medi-cal ? Thank you, input appreciated.

I’m 23 buying my first car. It’s a generic 2007 Pontiac wave and I want to do uber eats with it. I got a quote from Intact and he said it would be $800 down and $500 and change a month. This feels insanely high, even for commercial insurance. Any advice? Edit: I am a new driver so i understand it’s going to be a bit higher.

Every six months I get a big envelope from Statefarm with all my car insurance details and prices. It also comes with a bunch of small booklets, think they are called "endorsements". Anyways the one I got said I would owe around $350 . It also says "This is not a bill". Now today I got my bill electronically. But it says I owe $450+. Unfortunately, I recycled the original paper bill that said I should owe $350. Was that $350 likely for some shorter duration? I did remove something from my insurance a few weeks ago so maybe they sent me some pro-rated amounts?

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?

Got the new 2025 Auto Insurance invoice from Erie Insurance. The only thing I can figure is one of my adult sons hit an unknown object lying in the middle of the turnpike late at night that resulted in some damage to one of our cars. It wasn't anyone's fault and Erie ended up paying out about $3,500 for repairs. But I don't think that justifies such a huge rate increase for each vehicle!!! **Anyone else get huge price jumps from Erie Insurance?** \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_2013 Accord| 2010 LaCrosse| 2013 Sienna| 2021 Accord| 2017 Accord| 2024 Cost|        $ 436.00|        $ 207.00|        $ 326.00|        $ 368.00|        $ 371.00| 2025 Cost|        $ 634.00|        $ 337.00|        $ 733.00|        $ 699.00|        $ 596.00| % Increase\_\_\_\_\_\_+45%\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_+63%\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_+125%\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_+90%\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_+61%

Hi all, I recently moved, got a new gastroenterologist, and switched to Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance. I specifically went to the new doctor to get a prescription for Viberzi for my IBS. I've been on this medication for four years and knew the new insurance would require prior authorization. Long story short, my prior authorization was denied because the insurance company said my medical history wasn’t documented. I was confused since I had already submitted my past medical records to the new doctor. When I called the office to check, they told me they *can’t* include previous medical records because they were from before I became a patient there. They said they are going to submit it again and it will go to a peer-to-peer next. And I asked if the doctor will submit my medical history then. And they told me "He doesn't need to send your medical history. He's a physician." I’m really frustrated and not sure what to do next besides hoping the peer-to-peer thing works. Has anyone dealt with something similar? Can a doctor really not use past medical records for prior authorization? Any advice?

I have a 401k with my previous employer at Principal. Principal also added $15 into a Roth IRA (unbeknownst to me). This is causing problems. I would like to roll over the 401k into my Traditional IRA at a different financial institution. Principal is charging $50 as a distribution fee. That's fine. However, they are charging an additional $50 distribution fee to rollover the $15 Roth IRA. When I go through the forms to do the rollover, Principal errors out telling me I can't rollover because "You requested a distribution amount that's greater than the maximum amount available." I am feeling very trapped by Principal and these feels extremely shady. Any advice to get through this?

I have been paying for Embrace Pet Insurance for nearly a year. I submitted a claim recently and apparently I was supposed to get my dogs an exam BEFORE the policy began. The dogs had an exam 16 days after the policy began. Now they are refusing to pay claims despite the fact that they happily took my money for the last year. These people are scammers. Beware!

CA folks — need some insurance wisdom. New home in contract → current home becomes secondary. 2 autos + want an umbrella policy. Been with GEICO forever but they keep hiking rates. What’s the smartest way to shop & compare bundled quotes for all of this in California’s nightmare insurance market? Any go-to brokers or tools you recommend?