What must an insurer provide if they intend to non-renew a policy?

When an insurer intends to non-renew a policy, they are required by California law to provide notice at least 60 days in advance. This regulation is in place to ensure that policyholders have adequate time to find alternative coverage and to prepare for the transition. It protects consumers by providing them with sufficient notice, allowing them to avoid potential gaps in coverage.

This requirement underscores the insurer's responsibility to communicate openly with policyholders about changes that will affect their insurance coverage, reinforcing the importance of transparency in the insurer-policyholder relationship.