Maintaining good credit gives you many benefits.
One of those benefits is getting a better price from some insurance companies.
Insurance scores are not the same as credit scores.
Even though both credit and insurance scores use credit information, Insurance scores are developed by using a unique mathematical formula that helps insurers predict the likelihood of insurance claims being filed. You can improve your insurance score and credit by having low balances on credit cards, applying for and opening new credit accounts only as needed, and by paying bills on time.
For more information about credit reports and your credit record contact:
Consumer Data Industry Association
Equifax
For a copy of your report, call 1-800-685-1111
Experian
For a copy of your report, call 1-888-397-3742
Trans Union
For a copy of your report, call 1-800-888-4213
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Jerry Szeszulski is an insurance expert heard on The Future of Real Estate News/Talk 740 KRMG from 12:30 - 1:00 and KFAQ from 7:00-8:00 on Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Jerry offers money saving expertise for homeowners to apply to their homeowner's policies. Email your insurance questions to: Jerry@TulsaHomeAuto.com
1 comment:
Good credit is the judge. So we better watch out about our credits.
Lyn@Sell Life Insurance
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