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Private Passenger Auto Premium Rating Error: Industry Estimates of 2004
By Daniel Finnegan, Ph.D. The U.S. insurance industry lost more than $16 billion in 2004 due to premium rating error. For the first time, vehicle rating factors surpassed driver factors as the biggest offenders.
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2005 Private Passenger Auto Premium Rating Error
Private Passenger Auto Premium Rating Error: Industry Estimates of 2004
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Using Technology to Fight Insurance Fraud
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