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Proposed bills would implement cost-containment measures, create fair auto insurance rating practices and bring more transparency to Michigan’s auto insurance system LANSING, MI – A bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers announced today a comprehensive set of legislation aimed at improving Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance system. The legislation, which lawmakers have dubbed the “Fair and Affordable No-Fault Reform Package,” is currently in the process of being drafted and is expected to be introduced in the coming weeks. “While we have not … read more
Study Finds Some Insurers Raise Rates on Female and Unmarried Customers Despite Michigan Law Prohibiting Use of Gender or Marital Status for Pricing Car Insurance Lansing – Widowed drivers in Michigan are charged more by some auto insurers than married drivers of the same age, even if they have perfect driving records, according to new data released today by Michigan’s Coalition Protecting Auto No-Fault (CPAN). Testing also found companies charging women significantly more for basic auto insurance than men, including … read more