In a consumer alert, the California Department of Insurance reinforced that State Farm's decision only affects potential new customers, as the insurer is not taking non-renewal actions at this time. The company also continues to write personal auto policies in California. (Credit: jdoms/Adobe Stock)
"This is temporary," is the message from the California Department of Insurance (CDI) as it attempted to assuage policyholder fears following news that State Farm, the largest home insurer in California (and the U.S.), would stop accepting new home insurance applications in the state.
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