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State Farm sending $5 billion

State Farm to issue $5 billion in auto insurance dividends — or about $100 per car

State Farm will issue $5 billion in auto insurance dividends to its customers this summer, with a one-time payment of about $100 per vehicle, the Bloomington, Illinois-based insurance giant announced ...

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State Farm announces $5 billion dividend; $100 average refund coming to car insurance customers

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State Farm sending $5 billion back to car insurance policyholders

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State Farm to offer $100 average refund to car insurance customers

State Farm is issuing an average refund of $100 per vehicle to its auto insurance customers in what the company says is the largest dividend in its history.

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State Farm to issue $100 average refunds to car insurance customers: What to know

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State Farm announces insurance payouts for drivers. Here's how much policyholders can get

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National insurance company sending customer refunds of $100

State Farm announced a $5 billion cash dividend for car insurance customers.

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State Farm issuing $5B in dividends to customers, despite raising rates in Nevada

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State Farm announces one-time cash back for auto customers

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State Farm files 10% rate cut for auto insurance customers

State Farm is getting in on Florida’s auto insurance rate-cutting action. In a news release on Thursday, State Farm said its latest rate cut would bring down premiums for its customers by an average of 10%. Going back to October 2024, the company has cut ...

State lawmakers looking for ways to rein in auto insurance rates

State lawmakers are eying solutions to address Nevada’s high auto insurance rates, which ranks among top 10 in the country. Insurance rates rose 13% in the state in 2025 and are expected to keep

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State Farm files for 10% auto insurance rate cut in Florida

State Farm has filed for a 10% auto insurance rate cut in Florida. It’s the company’s third rate reduction since late 2024, totaling more than 20%. Regulators say the move reflects a stabilizing insurance market after recent reforms. TAMPA, Fla.