Steve talks with ABC 7’s chief investigative correspondent Chuck Goudie about how insurance companies are arbitrarily charging more for homeowners coverage or refusing coverage altogether based on your dog breed – or what they believe the breed might be. (Full Show)
Insurance Companies Target Dog Breeds, Chuck Goudie Explains
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Shelly
Interesting- I had no idea about this until now! This is definitely sneaky (or ingenious- depending on how you look at it) on their part, and I would venture to say that most people are oblivious to it.
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