You should get a copy of the CLUE report, which insurers use to determine rates for auto and homeowners insurance to make sure you’re not overpaying.
A CLUE report contains the insurance claims history for a specific property or vehicle and can be used during the underwriting process.
How does a CLUE report affect your insurance rates? Bankrate can help.
If your home or auto insurance premiums too high, get a copy of your CLUE Report to find out why—and maybe get them lowered.
A CLUE report is a record of your historical insurance claims. This vital piece of information allows insurance companies to easily assign your rates.
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The Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange (CLUE) report provides a seven-year history of personal auto and property claims, and is used by insurance companies to determine premiums.
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A Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange (C.L.U.E.) report contains information on auto and home insurance claims made within the last five to seven years. When you file a claim, your...
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