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What's a good insurance score? Using the LexisNexis Risk Classifier, an insurance score of 770 or higher out of 997 is considered good and will get you a favorable premium.

Insurance industry research shows that consumers with missed payments experience more insurance losses. What can I do to improve this aspect of my score? Pay any missed payments as soon as possible. Your score will improve once the creditor reports the account as paid as agreed.

An insurance score predicts the likelihood of you becoming involved in a future accident or insurance claim — it is based on information gathered from policyholders with similar credit characteristics who have had previous claims with us.

AM Best. The most well-known insurance specific rating company, the scores provided by AM Best are often considered the yardstick for financial strength in the industry. The highest rating offered is A++ (Superior) while the lowest is a D (Poor).

LexisNexis® Risk Classifier provides you with a numeric score that corresponds to a proposed insured's risk profile, so you can make more consistent, informed underwriting decisions, optimize underwriting spend and price policies more competitively — all things that allow you to bring your customers faster, more ...

Insurance scores range between a low of 200 and a high of 997. Insurance scores of 770 or higher are favorable, and scores of 500 or below are poor. Although rare, there are a few people who have perfect insurance scores. Scores are not permanent and can be affected by different factors.

Generally, five different factors are used to determine your credit-based insurance score: payment history, outstanding debt, credit history length, pursuit of new credit and credit mix. You can improve your credit-based insurance score. Make payments on time.