12 States Target Credit Scoring For Study
A multi-jurisdiction study on the controversial use of customer credit background by insurers to assess underwriting risk has been launched, with 12 states asking carriers for data on the issue.
Meanwhile, efforts to secure a ban on credit scoring that were announced on April 26 by Michigan's governor and in January by Missouri's governor appeared unlikely to overcome legal and legislative roadblocks.
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