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MI SB0267
Bill
AI Summary
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Prohibits insurers from using medical industry collection accounts (identified with medical industry codes on credit reports) as a negative factor in insurance scores or credit reviews for automobile and home insurance.
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Defines key terms including "consumer reporting agency," "credit information," "credit report," and "insurance score" for purposes of the insurance code.
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Establishes specific factors insurers may use for automobile insurance classifications, including driver age/experience, vehicle characteristics, mileage, and completion of accident prevention courses.
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Adds a secondary or merit rating plan for automobile insurance surcharges based on at-fault accidents and traffic violations, with restrictions on how long civil infractions can be used for rating.
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Prohibits automobile insurance rates from being based on sex, marital status, or claims made by the insured under the policy; establishes separate classification factors for home insurance based on property characteristics and safety features.
Legislative Description
Insurance; no-fault; credit rating; exclude medical industry codes and prohibit use of no-fault claims to increase premiums. Amends sec. 2111 of 1956 PA 218 (MCL 500.2111) & adds sec. 2110c.
Insurance, no-fault
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Economic Development And Regulatory Reform
2/19/2009