Last Updated on April 19, 2021
4. Make sure your credit card score is in good shape
Insurance companies can legally set insurance premiums according to the future client’s credit card score in some states. These companies will look into your payment history (check late payments and failure to pay), credit history length, and types of credit in your history. If the insurer considers you a high-risk client based on all the information they gather, that risk will be reflected on the insurance premium.
