California Department of Insurance Says on September 18 That State Farm and Allstate Have Filed Plans to Resume Writing New Residential Policies, with 12 Insurance Groups Now Filed or Approved under the Sustainable Insurance Strategy
Sacramento, California — The California Department of Insurance reported on September 18 that Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced filings by State Farm, the states largest homeowners insurance writer, and Allstate, another major carrier, setting out plans to begin writing new residential policies.
Allstate submitted a Sustainable Insurance Strategy filing to the Department on August 31, signaling its intent to begin writing new residential policies in California for the first time since 2022. The Department said that with this filing, 12 insurance groups have now filed or received approval under the SIS framework.
State Farm General filed a rule application on September 18 indicating plans to resume accepting new homeowners applications for the first time since May 2023. The company committed to writing homes statewide that meet the IBHS Wildfire Prepared Home Enhanced safety standards.
The Department stressed that neither company is open for new business yet, and that both filings remain under review and discussion. Every filing remains subject to full rate review under Proposition 103. The Department said its expert review of rate filings saved Californians $6.6 billion in premiums from 2019 through 2025. The consumer hotline is 1-800-927-4357.
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