Your Money Adviser: Auto Insurance Is Costlier at Lower Incomes, Study Says

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  • 2016-06-29 14:39 EDT
  • The New York Times -Bucks

Lower socioeconomic factors like blue-collar work or renting can mean higher rates for even good drivers, the Consumer Federation of America says.

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