Insurance

Why Not The Best? A Report on The Most Effective Auto Insurance Regulation in the Nation – Prop. 103

June 13, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>A Report by The Consumer Federation of America</h3><p class="source">Consumer Federation of America</p> <p>A report by the Consumer Federation of America on the first decade of California's landmark insurance reform initiative, Proposition 103.</p>

Appendix: Charts/Graphs for “Why Not the Best” Insurance Industry Study

June 13, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">Consumer Federation of America</p>

Press Release for “Why Not the Best” Insurance Industry Study

June 13, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">Consumer Federation of America</p>

Data dilemmas

June 11, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>Standardization urged for Calif.'s Medi-Cal providers</h3><p class="source">Modern Healthcare</p> <p>Data exchange for California's Medicaid managed-care programs is so complex that it may be difficult to effectively gauge the quality of care provided, according to recently published reports.</p>

Group Praises Calif. Car Insurance System

June 7, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>Consumer Federation Credits Proposition Passed in 1988; Insurers Disagree</h3><p class="source">Washington Post</p> <p>Proposition 103, the 1988 California voter initiative that insurers said would be ruinous for them, has created the best-working auto insurance market in the nation</p>

Cost of Auto Insurance Declines in California, Survey Shows

June 7, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">Los Angeles Daily News</p> <p>While Californians are paying dearly for gasoline, the cost of car insurance has shown a long-term decline while rates have soared in most of the nation, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Consumer Federation of America.</p>

Bailout Watch #48 – May 30, 2001

May 30, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<strong>BAILOUT WATCH: Keeping an eye on the energy industry and the politicians<br/> <br/> Bailout Watch #48 - May 30, 2001<br/> <br/> Q. What's unaffordable, unfair, unnecessary and probably unlawful?</strong> A. The utility bailout and...

Ballot Victories Only Half the Battle, Campaign Reformers Say

May 27, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>Three cities where voters approved donation curbs balk at implementing them.</h3><p class="source">Los Angeles Times</p> <p>Campaign reform advocates turned to the ballot boxes in three Southern California cities over the past six months and won victories that they thought would help end the corrupting influences of political donations.</p>

EDISON’S CON GAME

May 25, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">OC Weekly</p> <p>In early May, Southern California Edison launched a new statewide television- and radio-advertising campaign designed to convince the public that it should assume additional responsibility for the privately owned utility's massive debts. Don't laugh.</p>

Bailout Watch #45 – May 23, 2001

May 23, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p> <strong>BAILOUT WATCH: Keeping an eye on the energy industry and the politicians<br/> <br/> Bailout Watch #45 - May 23, 2001<br/> <br/> Click here to read the Los Angeles Business Advisors letter</strong> </p> <p> ...</p>

PUC tags consumers with huge rate boost

May 16, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>Burden shifts from business to heavy residential users</h3><p class="source">The San Francisco Chronicle</p> <p>The largest electricity rate increase in California history was adopted yesterday by state regulators after a one-day delay in which the burden on residential consumers was raised by more than $100 million.</p>

PUC tags consumers with huge rate boost

May 16, 2001  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>Burden shifts from business to heavy residential users</h3><p class="source">The San Francisco Chronicle</p> <p>The largest electricity rate increase in California history was adopted yesterday by state regulators after a one-day delay in which the burden on residential consumers was raised by more than $100 million.</p>