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State Farm's $5 Billion Payout Going Out To Customers Past and Present

State Farm is sending $5B to current and former auto customers, with eligible policyholders receiving about $100 per vehicle.

State Farm is distributing a $5 billion dividend to millions of current and former auto insurance customers, averaging around $100 per vehicle, with no application required. This historic payout, described as the largest in the company's 100-year history, is being sent to eligible policyholders who held State Farm Mutual auto insurance policies at any point during 2025.

The insurer attributes the payout to stronger-than-expected financial performance, including lower claims frequency and declining auto repair costs. Customers do not need to submit paperwork or claims to receive the money as it is calculated based on premiums paid during 2025. The average payment is expected to be roughly $100 per insured vehicle, although payments vary by state.

Some former customers who were insured during the qualifying period may still be eligible. Payments are being sent in waves, with digital notifications for those with an email address on file and paper checks automatically mailed for those without. State Farm estimates the dividend will reach over 49 million insured vehicles nationwide, and the company expects the process to take several months to complete.

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