Attorney Brandon Hewitt discusses Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s call for an examination of how non-driving factors affect Michigan car insurance rates on WZZM
Trying to find out what determines your auto insurance premiums? Get to know the top 22 factors that affect car insurance rates and keep your costs down
Drivers’ auto insurance costs to go up after MCCA increases assessments to $220, prompting governor to order MCCA audit by Insurance Commissioner because drivers deserve ‘transparency’
Duggan ignores redlining and credit scoring, two issues that hammer Detroiters and drive up car insurance rates in Motown; time to enact HB 5111
How the Michigan governor candidates can both slash car insurance costs and save and preserve No-Fault benefits for car accident injury victims
Rep. Moss (D-Southfield)’s House Bill 5271 would prohibit car insurance companies from using price optimization to charge higher rates to loyal insureds
Redlining and discriminatory pricing on car insurance in cities like Detroit persists, so what side of the street you’re on makes a huge difference on auto insurance costs — up to $5,000 more in Detroit
Except for Detroit, where it was a close #2, Allstate car insurance was priciest in Flint, Grand Rapids, Howell, Iron Mountain, Ludington, Owosso and Warren
CPAN study shows Progressive, Liberty Mutual, Esurance, Allstate, State Farm and AAA charge less in Michigan to home-owning lawyers than to out-of-work renters
MI car insurance companies use non-driving related factors such as job, education and home-owning status to charge different prices to equally safe drivers
