If Michigan's automobile and home insurance advocate has his way, companies providing auto insurance in the state would no longer be able to rely partially on credit scores, education levels or job status to set premiums for their policyholders.
In a story in the Detroit News, Butch Hollowell, Michigan's Automobile and Home Insurance Advocate, too auto [...]
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