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Originally Posted by Wondark
So insurance companies now feel that someone with a good credit score costs them less in the long run to insure? Or more specifically, they can make more money on someone with good credit. I'd wager to bet they insure more things also, providing more payback for the insurance company. The spouse will be insured at the same place as the home and eventually the children too.
Screw the single guy living paycheck to paycheck in an apartment huh?
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No doubt they profiled lots of data variables and great credit aligned with lowest risk. My kids will tell you how much I talked about the benefits of great credit. It will save you an incredible amount of money as you go through life.