An appeals court has upheld a California regulation allowing insurers to charge unmarried drivers more for auto insurance.

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A California court says insurers can continue considering marital status when setting auto insurance rates. Here’s what it could mean for drivers.

California’s car insurance rules still let marriage affect the price. A new appeals court ruling keeps that system in place — ...

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Imagine paying more for car insurance in California simply because you’re not married. Following a recent court decision, ...