Renewal in the context of insurance refers to the process of extending an insurance policy beyond its original term. When an insurance policy reaches the end of its effective period, the policyholder has the option to renew the policy to continue the coverage. Typically, the renewal process involves the reassessment of the policy terms, which may include an evaluation of the risk, adjustment of premiums, and updates to the coverage based on any changes in the policyholder’s circumstances or in the insurance regulations. The insurer may also review the policyholder’s claims history and other relevant factors to determine the terms of the renewed policy. It is important for policyholders to review the renewal terms carefully to ensure that the renewed policy meets their current needs and to understand any changes in the coverage or costs associated with the policy. Renewal is a critical aspect of maintaining continuous insurance protection and avoiding gaps in coverage.