How many days notice must be provided when a personal fire insurance policy is cancelled due to the insured's actions increasing the hazard?

When a personal fire insurance policy is cancelled due to actions taken by the insured that increase the hazard, Pennsylvania law requires that the insurer provide at least 30 days' notice. This notice period is important as it ensures that the policyholder has sufficient time to address the issues leading to the cancellation or to seek alternative coverage. The 30-day notice is a standard requirement in many insurance practices, helping to maintain transparency and fairness in the cancellation process. This specific requirement protects consumers by allowing them an opportunity to rectify their actions or prepare for the cancellation of coverage.