When I posted a blog entry on Sept. 19 about NU Associate Editor Mark Ruquet's column in the Sept. 18 print edition of National Underwriter, citing on a personal level the drawbacks of allowing insurers to use credit scoring to price coverage, it created quite a stir, drawing a wide range of comments. After carefully considering how readers responded, he's weighing in with some counterpoints of his own. Read on.
Mark Ruquet, NU Associate Editor:
It is great to see that people read my column either here on this blog or in NU, and are eager to respond. Unfortunately, the comments filed here seem to underscore what I wrote.
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