Triple-I: Rating-Factor Variety Drives Accuracy of Auto Insurance Pricing (Insurance Information Institute)

Triple-I: Rating-Factor Variety Drives Accuracy of Auto Insurance Pricing

  Monday, August 2nd, 2021 Source: Insurance Information Institute

Lower-risk drivers should pay less for auto insurance, and premiums have closely tracked broader U.S. economic trends for decades, Triple-I told the U.S. Treasury Department’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO) this week.

In a letter responding to a federal Request for Information, Triple-I said U.S. auto insurers accurately price their policies by using a wide variety of rating factors.

All these factors must conform to the laws and regulations of the state in which the auto insurance policies are sold.

‘There is no credible evidence that insurers charge more than they should, either across the broad market or in specific subsegments, such as neighborhood, race, income, education or occupation,’ the Triple-I stated.

The letter also said the rating factors U.S. auto insurers use to price their policies not only serve their purpose but are constantly retested to ensure their accuracy and reliability.

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