“I will always work to put money back into Michiganders’ pockets,” Governor Gretchen Whitmer said in a tweet.
Michigan drivers with auto insurance will be allotted a $400 refund per vehicle next year after the state saw billions of dollars in surplus from the Michigan Catastrophic Care Association fund (MCAA), the Associated Press reported. The action was announced Tuesday by Michigan’s Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) and Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who called on the agency last month to funnel the extra money back to Michigan drivers. “I will always work to put money back into Michiganders’ pockets,” Whitmer said in a tweet. “I’m proud to announce that we will be issuing $400 refunds per vehicle to Michigan drivers.” The MCCA is a nonprofit organization that was created by the Michigan Legislature in 1978.
