Insurance inquiry costs FICO points

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by Maurice, Sep 26, 2001.

  1. doodyhead

    doodyhead Well-Known Member


    exactly!!! you filed a SMALL claim. (granted, it was only one, but it was small enough for most people to self-insure)
     
  2. breeze

    breeze Well-Known Member

    I have a one-hundred dollar deductible. So you are saying my one claim in all these years is on TU's insurance report?

    USAA did not raise my deductible, or my premium, or anything. They handed me a check. Why should I pay premiums for a $100 deductible and then pay a $350 claim myself? (I paid the $100, they paid $250).

    They didn't turn me down for a CLUE report, it was for TU's insurance score. That does not include claims.
     
  3. breeze

    breeze Well-Known Member

    Doody, I know you are an agent. I am an agent too.

    My point was that I am a good insurance risk.

    If I filed a little claim twice a year, I would be a bad insurance risk.

    Once in 6 years??? And again, like I said, TU's insurance score wouldn't involve a CLUE report - CLUE comes from Equifax.
     
  4. doodyhead

    doodyhead Well-Known Member

    of course you're a good insurance risk... all insurance agents are. It's like some moral defect we all have. Why can't I have an "insurance agent" discount? LOL
     

Share This Page