Auto no-fault reforms are clearly bringing down costs, more can be done to save consumers money LANSING – The 2019 bipartisan auto no-fault reforms continue to save money for Michigan drivers, rein in rising costs and offer consumers more choices, according to a newly released report from the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS). The report was authorized and requested by the Michigan Legislature. “It’s clear from this independent report that Michi

LANSING – Representing 95% of the auto insurance market, the Insurance Alliance of Michigan (IAM) is calling out an abusive, improper...

Thanks to 2019 bipartisan reforms, Michigan is no longer the most expensive state in the nation for auto insurance despite requiring the...

State no longer the most expensive in the nation for car insurance, despite having the most comprehensive coverage LANSING  – Auto...

Organization shares helpful tips to begin unofficial start of summer LANSING – As Memorial Day weekend approaches, the Insurance...

Insurance companies represented by association contribute more than $16.5 billion to the state’s economy LANSING – The Insurance...