California begins process to eliminate marital status-based auto insurance rates

Newseze Wire·Sat, Sep 19, 5:15 AMWire: ABC 7 Los Angeles

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is moving to stop auto insurers from using marital status when setting rates.

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