One of the best-kept consumer secrets out there is the little-known CLUE report, made available to insurance companies on every insurance consumer. This report, similar to a credit report in other industries, can have a substantial effect on personal property and auto insurance rates; yet only 14% had heard of it! If you don’t understand what a CLUE report is or its potential uses against you – I strongly advise reading on.
As I am passionately committed to advocating for vulnerable consumers, I decided to seek answers for some key questions (and order my own report in the process):
What exactly is a CLUE report, what information it contains and when is it issued? Moreover, can my CLUE report be used against me to charge higher rates?
How far back do CLUE report claims and inquiries go? When should a person check their CLUE report? How can any incorrect data be challenged, and can an individual receive a free CLUE report?
Hope that this CLUE report overview was beneficial.
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