Insurance rates after a not-at-fault accident

View More Insurance QuestionsPosted 3/17/10 at 2:55pm

If I'm in a car accident but I'm declared not at fault, can my insurance campany raise my rates?

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If your insurance company doesn't find out on their own, don't tell them. I've heard of insurance companies raising the rates on you, even though you weren't at fault, because in their eyes you're now more "accident prone".

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