Provisions in a policy usually allow an insurer to cancel or refuse to do which of the following with respect to the policy?

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Insurers typically reserve the right to refuse to renew a policy upon its expiration, based on their assessment of risk or for other reasons outlined in the policy provisions. This does not generally apply to paying for, filing a claim against, or processing claims, which are obligations of the insurer once a policy is in effect.

Provisions in a Policy Usually Allow an Insurer to Cancel