I am.in south jersey and I am looking for a new car insurance i have plymouth rock and they just doubled my car insurance to 400 a month for one car.

I was in an accident many years ago in Michigan. I was told I had medical coverage for life for my injuries through AAA car insurance. I now live in another state and need a surgery related to the accident. I re-opened my old claim and spoke with an adjuster. She said due to the no-fault laws, she would send a billable letter to the doctor so they can bill them direct, but that they don't do pre-approvals guaranteeing any payment, and that I can't pay direct and get reimbursed either. My problem is, no one in my state is at all familiar with this and no one will accept a 'billable letter' or willing to even consider billing a car insurance company. I would gladly pay out of pocket if I could get reimbursed, but AAA says that's not allowed and they wouldn't reimburse me in that case. Am I missing something here? Is there a way to make this work or is it just a way the insurance company has found to make it nearly impossible to actually use the coverage?

I adopted my kitten in 2018, which is when I also signed up for Healthy Paws. The monthly premiums started at $24.57 and went up reasonably every year so it's now $43.17, but I just got a notice that premiums are doubling to $86.60 in 2 months. I see there are many reports of insane increases, esp. in CA where I am, so I don't know if that's why or if it's bc she hit 7 years, but I thought I'd check - is $86 reasonable for her age? The policy has been 90% w/$250 deductible. She's been pretty healthy w/only annual check-ups, so I was thinking I could change to 80% w/$500 to make it more reasonable.

A few years ago, I co-signed with my ex boyfriend, we were dating at the time, on a 2019 dodge charger scat pack. We had a verbal agreement that he would be responsible for the payments. He got very behind on payments to the point it got repossessed. His dad paid to get it back so they could sell it since he couldn’t make payments. In September, it was stollen in Memphis (has video proof and police report) and never recovered. He filed a theft claim with his geico insurance but since I’m not on the policy they won’t give me any information on the status of the claim. My ex also isn’t being cooperative and won’t respond to me with any information either. The auto loan still hasn’t been paid on. On April 1, the auto loan lender, Capitol One, said they will pursue legal action against us. I’m considering bankruptcy as a last straw possibility. I’ve tried everything I can think of and I just don’t know what to do now. I’ve been trying to contact lawyers in my area but they either say they don’t do that kind of law or there’s a wait to hear back from them.

So about a month ago, I took my dog in for her routine dental cleaning. While she was under anesthetic, the vet discovered that she had gotten a stick that was wedged right across the roof of your mouth and had punctured her gums on both sides, requiring 2 of her premolars to be extracted. I filed a claim but it was denied because years ago (all the way back in 2019) there was a record of some peridontal disease at a completely different vet. Trupanion is saying they won't cover this latest incident because of that prior history, even though I've been with Trupanion since I got my pupper. Is it even worth the effort to try appealing this? I just feel like the damage to her teeth was not really caused by periodontal disease, it was more of a freak accident because she chewed a stick.

Has anyone had any luck getting Emblem HIP to cover prescription formula (Nutramigen) due to a baby’s milk allergy? Emblem is of course giving me the runaround

Location: Ohio I’m an Avis presidents club member and been an Avis preferred member since 2018. I travel a lot for work and haven’t hardly any challenges with them. I typically rent 25-30 cars a year from them. Last time I rented was in January with no issues. Two weeks ago I booked a car reservation only to have it get cancelled. I tried several more times only to have the same thing happen. I called the customer service line was told a bunch of reasons why each time until I was able to speak to a tier 2 specialist who had to work some magic to get it scheduled. I picked up the car with no issues and was on my way. Last week I booked several reservations as I’m traveling for work this week. Same thing happens. All of them get cancelled. I’ve spent HOURS on the phone trying to understand why. No one was able to help me. When the rep tried to book the reservation over the phone they aren’t able to. I finally spoke with a specialist who escalated and called me today to give me a broad statement that my name was flagged for legal matter so this is why the system wasn’t allowing me to book. She said she didn’t she didn’t have any more specifics. I’m completely surprised by this as I’ve never had any legal issues isn’t my life and I’m not banned from flying or renting from other agencies. My question is has anyone ever dealt with anything like this? Do you have any recommendations on how I can get this cleared out? I’m reaching out to find out who at my company has a contact at Avis but now am very worried that I’ll be stuck without a car on the road this week. Thanks for your help.

Hey, Reddit - hoping someone can help me with a direction to take regarding my issue. Location: Houston, Texas Back in early 2023, I found out via an alert from my bank that my credit score worsened because a lender has been trying to reach me. I panicked because 1. I have thankfully never needed any loans and 2. I normally have a great credit score. I did some investigating and found out that apparently, an education loan had been opened in my name only about six months prior in a completely different state (Albuquerque, New Mexico). I live in Houston, Texas and the loan was opened for a community college in Albuquerque. For backstory, I graduated from college over 10 years ago and I’m thankful to say that I never needed any loans to get through any of my schooling. I did everything I could to fight this loan over the last two years since discovering it. I reached out to the lender (Mohela) and explained my situation in detail, filled out a large packet that they requested to dispute the loan and prove my identity with several various supplemental documents in my possession to help support my case. This was mailed to them ASAP and is STILL under review 2 years later. I filed a police report with my local police station and they even spoke to the Albuquerque police department to warn them of the identity theft and to give them the local Albuquerque home address that was wrongly associated with my name. I corrected all incorrect contact information associated with the loan and with all three credit reporting bureaus, and immediately froze my credit across all three. I flagged any mention of the loan across all three credit bureaus as fraud and to dispute it. I have provided all three credit bureaus with supporting documentation to prove my identity along with the police report. I even called the community college in Albuquerque and spoke to several people there, asked them to close the promissory note for the loan since it was due to identity theft. I sent them my police report as well. I filed a report on [identitytheft.gov](http://identitytheft.gov/). I have called the lender every few months, have to explain my situation all over again to whatever agent I get connected with, why I won’t be making payments on this loan, and continue to ask for a forbearance on my account while my case continues to be reviewed and hopefully dismissed in the near future. Despite all of this, even two years later, the loan still appears on my credit reports because it is still being reviewed and has not yet been dismissed. I am at my wits end and am now thinking I need to hire a lawyer to help me fight this, but I have no idea what type of lawyer and how to even find someone who can help me. I also have no idea how much it would cost. If anyone can offer any advice on the best direction I can take, I would greatly appreciate it.

Travelers Home Insurance. Claim filed 6/3. 1st agent came 6/11 and my roofing contractor was present. He quit the company the following week. New guy assigned. Came 6/27 then went on vacation. A few weeks later he calls and mentioned he wants an engineer to look at the roof because he agrees there is hail damage but doesn’t agree it’s a full roof rebuild. Fine. 7/16 engineer comes out. Contractor present. It rains before he took photos, so he has to come back on 7/21. Fine. It’s August 5 and the travelers insurance guy says he still doesn’t have the engineer report. Is this timeline normal for a claim like this? Does this breech the law that states 30 days for insurance claims to be investigated?

I was just notified by Amica they will be dropping me in June due to having 2 previous claims in 2022 and 2023. Both were from individual pipe bursts Amica fixed. I’ve resolved further issues by paying out of pocket to repipe the entire house in 2024. Amica was aware of the re-piping but was still not interested in keeping me on. I do not live in a fire zone. I’ve been told no by several insurance companies stating because i’ve had water damage claims, I’m ineligible for their coverage, even though I’ve completely repiped my home last year. I have tried working with two different independent insurance brokers, both haven’t had success. One found a home policy for $18,000/year. Not including auto and umbrella. I was paying $4500 all in. Anyone have any luck getting coverage in a similar situation as me, with previous claims? I’d love to avoid CFP and DIC if possible. Thanks