Study: Low credit score leads to higher home insurance premiums
Data: Consumer Federation of America, Climate & Community Institute; Map: Alex Fitzpatrick/Axios People with low credit scores can expect to pay nearly $2,000 more annually on average for home insurance compared to those with high scores, a new analysis finds. Why it matters: Credit scores aren’t necessarily indicative of somebody’s ability to pay their bills — and tying them to…
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