Michigan car insurance rates increasing in July

June 16th, 20230 You'll be paying more to insure your vehicle in Michigan beginning next month. Last year, drivers received refund checks from no-fault auto insurance reform and a $5 billion surplus in the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Fund. The MCCA is a nonprofit corporation controlled by the insurance industry that manages the catastrophic...

MI drivers have begun seeing $400 car insurance refunds: Here’s what to know

April 17th, 20220 LANSING — Nearly a third of eligible drivers have already received their $400 auto refund checks from the state’s catastrophic fund surplus, and the rest should expect to receive their refunds by the May 9 deadline. Where does the money come from? The money comes from a surplus in the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association...

Michigan drivers to receive $400 refunds in 2022

December 7th, 20210 MICHIGAN — The state of Michigan announced refund checks of $400 per vehicle for drivers in 2022. The money, $3 billion in total, comes from surplus funds that Michigan drivers have paid into the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA).  The MCCA is a non-profit unincorporated association created by the Michigan...

Whitmer wants $5 billion in refunds to be delivered to Michigan drivers

November 1st, 20210 LANSING — After Michigan changed car insurance laws to give drivers the option to choose levels of injury coverage, the state’s has a surplus of mare than $5 billion in excess claims paid that could be getting back to drivers. Governor Whitmer said Monday that the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) should deliver...