Not long ago, CNN carried a story about the financial and social hardships encountered by the nearly 70 million American adults with criminal records. If you have a criminal conviction, expect to be treated unequally when looking for car insurance. Auto insurance companies could charge you more or deny you coverage based on your criminal record. But don’t despair. You still have a chance at getting decent auto insurance. Read on and learn why insurers are wary of people with criminal convictions and how to get affordable auto insurance. Why…
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