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A Neighbor Hit My House With Her Car 5 Years Ago. My Insurance Paid the Claim and Dropped Me. My Finances Still Haven't Recovered

Sep 3, 2026 · 12:18 PM ET· updated 1h ago
A Neighbor Hit My House With Her Car 5 Years Ago. My Insurance Paid the Claim and Dropped Me. My Finances Still Haven't Recovered

Buying a home right before prices took off and mortgage rates climbed sounds like fortunate timing. One Rhode Island homeowner did exactly that at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, locking in a 3% interest rate and a

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When someone has an accident and insurance pays, the insurance company might stop insuring them—even though it wasn't their fault. This shows how one bad event can make it hard to get insurance again, which costs families lots of extra money.

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