The New York Department of Financial Services has told four insurance companies to explain why "using occupation and education in pricing shouldn’t be prohibited" for drivers, according to reports. Liberty Mutual, Progressive, Allstate and Maria Vullo In most of America, your job can affect how much you pay for car insurance. The New York Department of Financial Services unit, have been asked for the information by The New York Department of Financial Services Berkshire Hathaway ’s , as she ponders a possible ban on using job information in motor insurance. State regulators have found people in "unfavourable jobs" can pay more, while attempts to use more measured data, such as telemetrics, has met with resistance from drivers.
The New York Department of Financial Services has told four insurance companies to explain why "using occupation and education in pricing shouldn’t be prohibited" for drivers, according to reports. Liberty Mutual, Progressive, Allstate and Maria Vullo The New York Department of Financial Services unit, have been asked for the information by The New York Department of Financial Services Berkshire Hathaway’s , as she ponders a possible ban on using job information in motor insurance. State regulators have found people in "unfavourable jobs" can pay more, while attempts to use more measured data, such as telemetrics, has met with resistance from drivers.