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.
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Emergency rule temporarily bans credit scoring to set insurance 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.
Americans may have billions of dollars in flight credits. Here’s how to make sure yours don’t expire.
This is a case where you really don't want to overlook the fine print.
Fruit farms to shellfish, industries across the state struggle with restaurant restrictions
Dozens of jobs are supported by a single plate of food served at a restaurant
Wave customers could soon see a credit on their bill, as AG continues “honest fees initiative”
Hidden fees cost consumers. Now it's costing the businesses accused of charging them.
Bill to take credit scoring out of insurance rates dies in the Senate
Insurance companies can use your credit score to charge you higher rates. A proposal to ban that practice died on the Senate floor.
Seattle NAACP among dozens of groups now supporting full ban on credit scoring in insurance
A big new name throws its weight behind a legislative effort to ban the use of credit scores to set insurance rates.
Report warns odometer fraud up double digits
Think the development of digital odometers left the possibility of rollbacks in the dust? Think again.
Governor speaks out in support of ban on use of credit scores to set insurance rates
Governor Jay Inslee says using credit scores to set insurance rates is a "discriminatory practice."