Property and casualty Personal Lines net premiums written growth measures the year-over-year change in premiums written across Progressive's personal vehicle and property businesses.
Progressive reported 3% Personal Lines net premiums written growth for June 2026.
Written premium is a production measure
Net premiums written reflect policies written during the period and can differ from net premiums earned because revenue recognition follows the coverage period.
Growth can come from price, policy count, or mix
Premium growth should be read with policy counts and underwriting ratios rather than treated as pure unit growth.
Compare it with Agency Auto policy growth and Direct Auto policy growth.
Primary source: Progressive June 2026 results filed with the SEC.
Part of the Property & Casualty Underwriting Economics
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