Auto Insurance

The possibilities are many with this cash downfall from the state of Michigan. Four hundred dollars per car is what we're set to get back from the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association.

Renk: I hope Governor Whitmer fixes our damn auto insurance high cost!

Michigan’s Catastrophic Claims Fee Increases Again

Well we have heard it before and now we are hearing it again, Michigan legislators are talking about talking about attempting to put policies in place to lower our auto insurance.

Michigan has had no-fault insurance since 1973.  The question is, is no-fault auto insurance to blame for the high cost of our auto insurance in Michigan. According to the Mackinac Center for Public policy Michigan has: At present, nearly 20 percent of Michigan drivers are uninsured, many because they cannot afford the cost ... Read More ...

I will be interviewing Dr. Gary Wolfram today at the top of the 10:00 hour. Dr.Wolfram is the William E. Simon Professor of Economics at Hillsdale College and President of Hillsdale Policy Group, a consulting firm specializing in taxation and policy analysis...

Would it be fair to let some out-of-the-state, mandated, unlimited medical care coverage intervene when it comes to auto accidents? Well, apparently State Sen. Virgil Smith (D-Detroit) and Sen. Joe Hune (R-Hamburg) think so. I just finished reading an article in the Detroit News that informed me that Senator Smith and Hune have introduced a bill that would do just that...

According to a report by the AP Michigan’s Senate Insurance Committee voted 5 to 3 approved changes to Michigan’s auto insurance law. The law would reduce the amount insurers must pay for medical care via Michigan’s Catastrophic Claims Association, establish an anti-fraud authority and create a new entity to cover expenses for people catastrophically hurt in car crashes...