Your auto
insurance score differs from your credit score in that it takes into account all of the information that is found in your credit score, plus your past insurance history.
«The weight accorded a credit - based
insurance score differs from insurer to insurer,» he explains.
Your auto
insurance score differs from your credit score in that it takes into account all of the information that is found in your credit score, plus your past insurance history.
Not exact matches
While
insurance premiums
differ based on the buyer's
insurance provider, personal credit
score and size of down payment, PMI typically ranges from between 0.3 % and 1.5 % of the total loan on an annual basis.
Because all auto
insurance companies have
differing views of what constitutes a good
insurance score, some insurers may offer lower premiums for
scores in the 800 range, while others will only require
scores in the 700 range to qualify for certain premium discounts.
Insurance scores and credit
scores differ.
Insurers or
scoring agencies then calculate the
insurance or credit
score by assigning
differing weights to the favorable or unfavorable information in the credit report.
Because all auto
insurance companies have
differing views of what constitutes a good
insurance score, some insurers may offer lower premiums for
scores in the 800 range, while others will only require
scores in the 700 range to qualify for certain premium discounts.
Average home
insurance differs a great deal from one home to the next, because the coverage is based on the size of the home, and your premiums are at least partially set according to your own credit
score.