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California insurance landscape
Wildfire, earthquake, and regulated personal lines
California insurance markets face wildfire moratoriums, FAIR Plan usage, and strict consumer protections. Earthquake coverage is optional but widely recommended. Auto rates reflect dense urban traffic and theft exposure.
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Key insurance considerations
- Defensible space and fire-hardening can affect renewals in wildfire zones
- Earthquake policies are separate; consider deductible tradeoffs
- Prop 103 regulates rate filings — shop independent agents for options
- Gig economy and EV ownership affect auto coverage needs
Moving to California?
Plan coverage before your move-in date. Auto policies typically need updating within 30–90 days of establishing residency. Homeowners and renters policies should align with your closing or lease start. An independent agent licensed in CA can compare carriers and explain state-specific requirements.
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