The Latest Breaking News from State Farm

State Farm Agent Checks His Email. Then He Sees 19,000 Agents Got A New Car Insurance Rule: ‘They Can Still Pay Patrick Mahomes’

"It seems really nasty."

Motor1 · May 24

State Farm CEO is betting big on AI—and contemplating the company's future in California

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Fortune · May 15

‘Look Into Costco’: Woman Buys 2 Hondas. Then She Finds Out How Much Progressive Car Insurance Will Cost

A woman is going viral on TikTok after asking a question that struck a nerve with plenty of drivers: How much is everyone actually paying for car insurance these days?

Motor1 · May 11

State Farm Secures Settlement to Maintain 17% California Homeowners Rate Hike, Agrees to No Mass Non-Renewals

State Farm General Insurance Company has finalized a settlement agreement with the California Department of Insurance and consumer advocacy group Consumer Watchdog

International Business Times · Mar 17

State Farm Is Sending $5 Billion to Customers: Are You Getting a Check?

State Farm is distributing $5 billion in dividend payments. See who qualifies, how much you could get and how payments are being sent.

Kiplinger · Mar 4

State Farm is doling out $100 checks to 49 million customers. Here's who qualifies and how to get paid

State Farm, the nation's largest auto insurer, said it's also recently issued other auto insurance rate reductions in many states.

Fortune · Feb 27

State Farm Files for 10% Rate Reduction in Florida After Years of Increases

Florida’s insurance market has spent years feeling like one of those rides that climbs slowly, drops suddenly, and leaves you wondering why you ever got on in the first place. But for once, the latest twist is actually good news.

The Free Financial Advisor · Feb 10

Ranking the Top 5 Commercials From Super Bowl LX

Breaking down the best Super Bowl commercials from this year’s big game.

Sports Illustrated · Feb 9

Amid Climate Crisis, Insurers’ Increased Use of AI Raises Concern For Policyholders

States and consumers accuse insurance giants of using technology to slow payouts and drop homeowners.

Capital & Main · Jan 30

‘Delays, lowballs, outright denials’: how the LA wildfires have exposed the US’s broken insurance industry

Insurance practices in an age of climate volatility raise troubling questions about home ownership and housing affordability – the bedrock of the American middle class

The Guardian - US · Jan 27