State Fund to increase workers' comp policy rates by 5%

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The State Compensation Insurance Fund has filed a 5 percent rate increase in collectible premium, to be applied to new and renewing workers' compensation policies effective Jan. 1, according to a news release.  Doug Stewart, State Fund interim president and CEO, attributed the increase to "medical inflation."  "Although manual rates increased 8 percent with this filing, other changes to the rate filing will result in an overall 5 percent increase in collectible premium," according to the release.  Information: (877) 405-4545; www.scif.com

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