NU Online News Service, June 18, 3:35 p.m. EDT
Consumer advocates and an industry representative disagreed on the competitiveness of the auto-insurance industry after a consumer group released results of an auto-insurance affordability survey.
The survey, covered in a Consumer Federation of America report, found that moderate-income residents in 15 major urban cities struggle to afford what insurers charge for state-mandated auto insurance, depriving them of mobility and access to better-paying jobs.
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