PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union has spearheaded a signature campaign to urge its lawmakers to protect its seniors.
As the state embarks on a new system of managed competition for auto insurance, state officials are being urged to take every step possible to assure that senior citizens in the Commonwealth can continue to obtain affordable coverage. By statue, seniors have been receiving a 25% discount on their auto insurance.
Greylock Federal, the third largest credit union in Massachusetts, has expressed concern that seniors not be forced to pay rates equal to or greater than everyone else.
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