Why Do Insurance Companies Use Credit Information? - CREDIT RIGHTS
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CREDIT RIGHTS: Why do insurance companies use credit information?
Some insurance companies believe there is a direct statistical relationship between financial stability and losses. They believe that as a group, consumers who show more financial responsibility have fewer and less costly losses, and therefore, should pay less for their insurance. Conversely, they believe that as a group, consumers who show less financial responsibility have more and costlier losses, and therefore, should pay more for their insurance.ADDITIONAL CREDIT RIGHTS RELATED FACTS
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