HOW AUTO INSURERS USE YOUR NONDRIVING HABITS TO RAISE PRICES
You expect your car insurance rates to increase after you buy a new vehicle, cause a crash or add a young driver to your policy. But some insurers jack up prices based on seemingly unrelated data — like your magazine subscriptions or what groceries you buy.
Even if you have a clean driving record and have stayed loyal to your insurance company for the past 10 years, you could be paying higher premiums than
