460Fred
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Probably because we didn’t know.....until now ;-)I’m surprised no one has mentioned one’s credit score/report as a factor in the rate we pay for insurance..
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Probably because we didn’t know.....until now ;-)I’m surprised no one has mentioned one’s credit score/report as a factor in the rate we pay for insurance..
Is that true in every state?I’m surprised no one has mentioned one’s credit score/report as a factor in the rate we pay for insurance..
Yes in every state I've lived in.Is that true in every state?
Probably because we didn’t know.....until now ;-)
https://www.edmunds.com/auto-insurance/does-your-credit-score-affect-your-car-insurance-rate.htmlIs that true in every state?
More or less, Geico is telling you to go shop elsewhere for insurance. That is what you do to customers that you no longer want on the books...The premium went up from 1100/6m to 3160/6m
Yes, walid point. But in my case it's excelente - over 800. It doesn't matter for insurance companies if it's no-fault or not. They automatically bump me to the higher risk tier category and that is reflecting on my premium.I’m surprised no one has mentioned one’s credit score/report as a factor in the rate we pay for insurance..
In CA they cannot raise your rates for a no fault accident. It will appear on your record as involvement. Your carrier is supposed to provideMaybe “no fault” doesn’t mean no increased in premium.
I was legally parked with my business truck and trailer and a drunk hit me. He had full coverage and my premium went up and the accident is on my record regardless of fault. I didn’t change insurance companies due to the record of that accident.
Maybe someone can explain exactly what no fault means. I’d bet, not much.
For me $2203 for one yr just got a Quote "3 days agoI literally just changed my insurance to Hagerty for my Shelby and it went down $642 a year with the exact same coverage. When I bought the car in Aug 2019 Hagerty wouldn’t insure Shelby’s. I just found out about 2 months ago that they now do! $986 a year stated value $60,000.
I prolly should have clarified, my post was referring to the more general conversation about rates.Yes, walid point. But in my case it's excelente - over 800. It doesn't matter for insurance companies if it's no-fault or not. They automatically bump me to the higher risk tier category and that is reflecting on my premium.
Like the other member said, I shouldn't provide them with my auto insurance info. I was in a lot of pain in ER, so couldn't think straight. Live and learn.
You're safe from credit score insurance rating in CA, MA, and HI . And CR indicates that Geico is a go-to company in NJ if you have poor credit.Probably because we didn’t know.....until now ;-)