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To: Bruce Campbells Chin

If that is the case then why am I allowed, living in Utah to get car insurance cheaper than in Utah?

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62 posted on 02/13/2016 9:10:28 PM PST by HarleyLady27 ("The Force Awakens"!!! TRUMP;TRUMP;TRUMP;TRUMP!!! 100%)
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To: HarleyLady27
if that is the case then why am I allowed, living in Utah to get car insurance cheaper than in Utah? I think there is a typo in there somewhere.

If you have disclosed to your auto insurance company that your vehicle is now based in a new state, and that new state has higher minimum insurance requirements (minimum liability coverages, etc.) that are not met by your cheaper policy from another state, then you are not in compliance with the auto insurance law of your new state.

Now, it may be that your old policy actually does comply with the minimum requirements of your new state, in which case that issue is irrelevant, and you.just have a cheaper insurance company - state has nothing to do with it.

But health insurance requirements are far more complicated/intricate, and generally vary more from state to state. That's the only reason that health insurance policies generally don't cross state lines -because they are regulated at the state level. Because otherwise, there is absolutely nothing prohibiting a health insurance company from selling identical policies in different states.

So in sum, to make health insurance policies generally applicable across state lines (which a lot of the GOP candidates do support), the federal government would have to wipe out the right of states to set their own insurance requirements.

65 posted on 02/14/2016 9:33:05 AM PST by Bruce Campbells Chin
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