Insurers are dancing in the streets, hailing a long-awaited FTC report concluding not only that credit scores are an "effective predictor" of risk for auto policies, but that the use of credit-based

A spokesman for an insurer trade association said his organization's campaign to secure legislative changes next year for Florida's home insurance market has received a boost from an objective actuari

In the Tuesday article "Bank Insurance Brokers Quarterly Fee Income Hits $3.1B," the fee income figures for three banks should all have been given as millions not thousands as reported. In each case t

In the Tuesday article "Bank Insurance Brokers Quarterly Fee Income Hits $3.1B," the fee income figures for three banks should all have been given as millions not thousands as reported. In each case t

The charge by the Consumer Federation of America was made in a report titled "The Good Hands Company, or a Leader in Anti-Consumer Practices?" accusing the company of putting its profit making ahead o

The fallout from New York's insurance scandals continues for American International Group with a federal lawsuit filed by two Minnesota workers' compensation programs seeking as much as $150 million i

SB 223 would have raised the limits to $25,000 for bodily injury liability for one person, $50,000 for bodily injury liability for two or more persons injured in any one accident, and $25,000 for prop

WASHINGTON--Consumer knowledge of the potential impact from credit scores remains low, and on some issues has declined in recent years, according to a study released today by the Consumer Federation of