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Recent legislation has ignited new interest in understanding the factors insurers use to price auto coverage.

A FICO credit score may not be the only factor that an insurance carrier uses to determine premium pricing.

The company hopes its announcement will inspire other insurers to fight discrimination, bias, and systemic inequity in auto insurance.

Consumers with bad credit pay 122% more on average for home insurance than individuals with good credit, says insurance.com.

Coverage Q&A: An insurer's mortgage obligation during foreclosure is the value of a property loss limited to the homeowner's insurable interest.

NU 2018 Agency of the Year Award Winner: This independent insurance agency is focused on the future.

According to WalletHub, people with no credit pay 67% more for car insurance than people with excellent credit.

Here are five things agents, brokers and consumers should understand about credit-based insurance scores.