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Old 01-03-2011, 09:20   #54
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Re: Insurance premiums to change after ECJ gender ruling

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
The reasons why men have more and bigger accidents is irrelevant. The fact is, they have more and bigger accidents. They are a bigger insurance risk and an insurer ought to be able to factor that in to any premium.
If a woman who drives for long times and distances will be as big a risk as a man, then shouldn't she pay bigger premiums and shouldn't a man who only drives short distances pay lower premiums. A past record of actual accidents is already factored into the premiums somebody pays.
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