In what way different??

[magyar123]

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Question- in what way(s) are they different? Credit reporting agencies have no access to DMV records, so they do not contain anything related to your driving, tickets, accidents or claims.

Or is this just a ploy by TrueCredit to make money?

[SinkingFast]

It is partly a ploy.

Insurance Companies often do consider Credit as a part of their decision making process. But, as you've noted, it's only a part.

True Credit is offering to show you their take on what the Insurance Companies will look for in our Credit Reports.

Like the Fair Issac Scoring Pie. So much for on time payments. So much for length of credit history. And so forth.

The Credit consideration is only a piece of the overall Insurance Rate scoring pie.