re: State Farm declares a $5 billion dividend for auto policy holders

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I switched from State Farm to Allstate back in 2023 because State Farm wanted to raise my wife and I's 6 mo premium from $2k previously to $3.2k...almost a $1,200 (or $200/mo) uptick on the same 3 vehicles we always had with no new tickets

We went to Allstate for $1.3k/6mo at the time

We'd probably be over $3,500/6mo with State Farm at this point

Enjoy your $100 though

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You shouldn't just stay with Allstate now. You should always shop around.


I went with Allstate, had them for a few years and after some price increases, switched to Geico. Now that Geico is going up a little bit, could be time to switch again.


Enjoy being retarded though.

Probably because they’re the largest auto insurer and there were no major catastrophes last year, and their investment portfolio did great since the market was hot last year.

With as much premium as they take in you can expect Record losses during high catastrophe years that are coupled with down markets, and record profits when it’s the opposite. Since it’s a mutual company they’ll offer dividends when profits are too high.

They booted me for too many claims on my 4 vehicle fleet last year.

I guess their strategy is working.

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Imagine if they didn't waste so much money on this shite commercials

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Imagine if their adjusters werent scammed and harassed daily by scum plaintiff attorneys.

GEICO can save you 15% or more on your car insurance.




So can everyone else. It’s because your car is worth at least 30% less than it was when you originally insured it. Unless you only carry liability insurance, you should shop it every couple of years.