
Insurance industry should listen to seniors and abolish use of credit scores | Op-Ed
Using credit scores to set auto or homeowners insurance rates is unscrupulous and targets seniors or those lacking access to credit.
Using credit scores to set auto or homeowners insurance rates is unscrupulous and targets seniors or those lacking access to credit.
It's time to stop insurance companies from using credit scores to set premiums, especially in a pandemic where tens of thousands of workers have been...
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