A recent court ruling in California permits insurance companies to charge higher auto insurance rates to single adults and widows. This decision may lead to increased costs for these groups based solely on their marital status.
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California Court Ruling Allows Higher Auto Insurance Rates for Unmarried Individuals
A court ruling in California has authorized insurance companies to impose higher auto insurance rates on unmarried individuals, including single adults and widows. This change could result in increased insurance costs for those affected.
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California insurers can charge single adults, widows higher rates after controversial court ruling
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California Court Ruling Allows Higher Auto Insurance Rates for Unmarried Individuals