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Colorado: Credit Scoring Ban Legislation: 'Like a Bad Rash that Needs to be Permanently Cured,' NAMIC Official Says

Colorado lawmakers are faced once again with a proposed ban on credit scoring for insurance underwriting. HB 1143 would prohibit an insurer from using credit scoring for the acceptance, denial, renewal, or rating of a potential insured for insurance underwriting purposes in connection with property/casualty insurance.


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