This bodes well for the insurance purchasing residents of Connecticut. As evidenced by a recent survey in Arkansas (I believe), insureds saved money when credit scoring was put into place.
All the arguments about bias and unfairness go out the window when the cold hard facts of the expense to the public is brought to light.
i think that if you have lousy credit, not only should you pay higher auto insurance rates, you should also due community service, maybe prison time, but something short of a death penalty, that would be too severe!!!
There is absolutely no evidence that points to credit scores being a valid measure of anything, including insurance and employment. The credit check should be strictly illegal.
This bodes well for the insurance purchasing residents of Connecticut. As evidenced by a recent survey in Arkansas (I believe), insureds saved money when credit scoring was put into place.
All the arguments about bias and unfairness go out the window when the cold hard facts of the expense to the public is brought to light.
i think that if you have lousy credit, not only should you pay higher auto insurance rates, you should also due community service, maybe prison time, but something short of a death penalty, that would be too severe!!!
Bill is an *******
I think if you cannot spell the word “do” correctly, you should DO community service!
There is absolutely no evidence that points to credit scores being a valid measure of anything, including insurance and employment. The credit check should be strictly illegal.