ALSK INS Extends Premium Grace Period

Updated on: Nov 3, 2025

Latest Event


  • Oct. 2025 ALSK INS Fair Treatment
  • On Oct. 31, 2025, ALSK INS issued Bulletin B25-08 re fair consumer treatment after west coast storm, which supersedes Bulletin B25-07 and expires on Nov. 30, 2025.

On Oct. 14, ALSK INS on limiting late payment policy cancellations.

  • ALSK INS issued Bulletin B25-07 re fair consumer treatment after west coast storm.
  • Disaster Declaration
  • On Oct. 9, 2025, ALSK Governor issued a disaster declaration for west coast storms.
  • Later expanded list of impacted areas and activated state emergency operations plan.
  • Brought a statewide coordinated response to the communities impacted by the storm.
  • Guidance
  • Carriers must provide relief to affected policyholders; offer an extension to premium grace period of at minimum two weeks in order to allow continued insurance coverage.
  • ALSK INS will minimize regulatory effects, specifically in financial review requirements.
  • Extension does not eliminate obligation to pay; limits late payment policy cancellation.
  • Electronic payments may be affected due to banks closures from no power or internet.
  • Health insurers are expected to permit for coverage of longer supplies of medication.
  • Prior to refusal to pay claim, must provide explanation of denial or offer a settlement.
  • Oct. 2025 ALSK INS Fair Treatment
  • On Oct. 31, 2025, ALSK INS issued Bulletin B25-08 re fair consumer treatment after west coast storm, which supersedes Bulletin B25-07 and expires on Nov. 30, 2025.
Regulators
ALSK INS
Entity Types
CNSM; Ins
Reference
Bul B25-08, 10/31/2025; Bul B25-07, 10/14/2025;
Functions
Claims/Accelerated Benefits; Compliance; Legal; Product Administration; Underwriting
Countries
United States of America
Category
State
N/A
Products
Insurance; Insurance-Casualty; Insurance-Health; Insurance-Life; Insurance-Property
Rule Type
Final
Regions
Am
Rule Date
Oct 14, 2025
Effective Date
Nov 30, 2025
Rule ID
272811
Linked to
N/A
Reg. Last Update
Oct 31, 2025
Report Section
US Insurance