Lawsuit filed to overturn emergency ban on use of credit scores to set insurance rates
A new lawsuit over the state's emergency rule-- banning insurance companies from using your credit score to determine rates.
A new lawsuit over the state's emergency rule-- banning insurance companies from using your credit score to determine rates.
After a bill to ban using credit scores to set insurance rates died in the Senate, Washington's Insurance Commissioner is taking action himself.
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Insurance companies can use your credit score to charge you higher rates. A proposal to ban that practice died on the Senate floor.
A big new name throws its weight behind a legislative effort to ban the use of credit scores to set insurance rates.
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Governor Jay Inslee says using credit scores to set insurance rates is a "discriminatory practice."