Legal Question in Insurance Law in Illinois
Auto Insurances rates raises because of credit
I have had the same ins. company for years, Farmers Ins. Co. and recently are rates went up because of our credit rating. Is this some type of new way to get ripped off by companies? Is this even legal?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Auto Insurances rates raises because of credit
What type of insurance are you speaking about?
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