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Originally Posted by NotFromAroundHere
Depending on what factors from your Credit Score they use, the Insurance Credit Score could be lower, resulting in higher premiums.
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The credit reporting companies have tools to help people increase their credit scores. For entertainment, last month I played with the tool. I have one credit card and if I called the credit card company and lowered my credit limit (the limit, not my usage) by $20,000.....it would increase my credit score.
Insurance companies are smarter than to buy into that "logic".
I dislike agreeing with myself as well.
