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Your Credit Score Shouldn’t Matter in a Natural Disaster
It’s often more expensive to have a low score than to live in an area at high risk of climate catastrophes.
Hurricanes and wildfires don’t run a credit check before attacking your house.
Photographer: Sean Rayford/Getty Images
Pop-quiz time: Which of the following events do you think would make your home-insurance premiums rise?
The correct answer is, believe it or not, “all of the above.”