Michigan Dropping $18 Auto Insurance Fee

Posted on March 5th, 2008 by admin
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In July of 2008 the State of Michigan will do away with an $18 fee for “Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association”.

The group claims that it was able to drop the extra $18 dollars per vehicle because it made more money in investments and existing data on medical costs were not rising as quickly as previously forecast.

The exemption is only scheduled for about one year from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009.



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    3 Responses to “Michigan Dropping $18 Auto Insurance Fee”

    1. michiagn, on Auto Insurance Said:

      michiagn auto insurace?

    2. Anonymous, on Auto Insurance Said:

      glad I don’t live in Michigan…

    3. Anonymous, on Auto Insurance Said:

      Michigan is a great place dude shut it.

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