The state insurance commissioner, who last summer backed away from proposed regulations allowing insurance companies to use credit scores in setting rates for homeowner's and renter's coverage, indicated yesterday through a spokesman that she has no plans to revisit the controversial issue until a federal study is completed. (Full Article: 427 Words)
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