Insurance Filings

National General Insurance Company rate filings in California

26 filings on record here, 5 of which carry a requested rate change. The figures are what the company asked the California Department of Insurance for.

26Filings collected
0Asking for an increase
0.0%Largest request
0.0%Median request

Every filing

FilingLineRequestedYear
26-14Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-5Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-4Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-1Auto Liab/Phys Damage0.0%2026
26-22Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
25-2537Auto Liab/Phys Damage0.0%2026
26-24Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-3Auto Liab/Phys Damage0.0%2026
25-2539Auto Liab/Phys Damage0.0%2026
25-2538Auto Liab/Phys Damage0.0%2026
26-25Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-23Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-360Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-785Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-784Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-783Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-779Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-819Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-793Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-790Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-789Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-788Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-787Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-786Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-774Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026
26-773Auto Liab/Phys Damage—2026

What a company-level view adds

A single filing tells you very little on its own: it applies to one line, one programme and one year. Looking at every filing a company made in the same period shows whether the large number was an isolated request or part of a pattern across its whole book.

National General Insurance Company files in 1 line here: Auto Liab/Phys Damage. A request in one line does not carry over to another, which is why the table keeps them separate rather than averaging them into a single figure.

How to read the numbers

Each percentage applies to that filing's own rate level. Adding them together, or averaging across lines, produces a number that does not correspond to anything a policyholder pays. The median above is shown for orientation only.

A request is also not a decision. Regulators grant, cut or reject, and the outcome lives in the filing documents rather than in the index this site collects.

All California filings