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You probably know that lenders use information in your credit
report to determine if they'll give you credit. But did you know
that in some states, insurance companies also consider your
credit history? Good or bad, your credit history may affect your
ability to purchase homeowners or auto insurance coverage and
help determine what premium you'll pay.
For example, consider these scenarios:
Two years ago, you were unemployed for six months. Before you
could find a new job, you fell behind on several credit card
payments. Now your auto insurance rates are going up, even
though you've never filed a claim against your policy.
You've always paid your bills
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