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Is Your Credit Score Affecting Your Car Insurance Rate?

You can be a great driver with a long history of safe driving, and you still might not qualify for the lowest car insurance rates. Auto insurers won the right to use a customer’s credit rating as a factor when they decide which rate class to assign. Furthermore, they do not even have to inform you that you are in a higher rate class that raises your rates.

They made two arguements before the supreme court that gave them these rights. They argued that they have lots of research which proves that people with poor credit make more car accident claims then people with better credit. They also claim that it would costs to much to inform every customer of this decision. So the supreme court actually overturned a lower court decision that they would, at least, have to inform customers why they did not have the best rate class.

Not all insurance companies do consider credit scores, and not all of them consider them with the same premium hikes. If you think that your own auto insurance rates have gone up mysteriously, maybe it is time to shop around. Compare Auto Insurance Rates with one fast and easy online insurance quote form!

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