Moving from Wisconsin to Michigan Will My Auto Insurance Rates Change?

Posted on January 31st, 2008 by admin
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Q: I’m considering a move to Wisconsin from Michigan, how will my rates be affected.

AIS Answer: That depends on so many factors that it’s impossible to determine without knowing the specifics, and even then it’s up to the individual insurance company you choose.

Wisconsin in general has lower rates than Michigan, though again there are more factors. If you moved from a very small rural town in Northern Michigan to downtown Milwaukee, it’s very likely that your auto insurance rates would be higher in Wisconsin.



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    One Response to “Moving from Wisconsin to Michigan Will My Auto Insurance Rates Change?”

    1. Anonymous, on Auto Insurance Said:

      Michigan is an expensive state for car insurance.

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