As State Farm seeks to raise rates in the aftermath of the destructive wildfires in Southern California, one consumer advocacy group is asking state officials to step in.

Consumer Watchdog sent a pair of letters to Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara objecting to State Farm’s pushing for “an immediate 22% rate increase for homeowners, along with a 15% increase for renters and condo owners and a 38% increase for rental dwellings,” the organization said in a news release.

State Farm seeks to charge customers more not because “it cannot pay wildfire claims, but because it wants to protect its Wall Street credit rating,” the release added.