State Farm, the largest auto insurer in the United States, will return $5 billion to auto policyholders.
State Farm announced it will return $5 billion to auto policyholders through a one-time dividend and will lower auto insurance rates in multiple states. As a mutual company, State Farm's underwriting business transitioned from years of losses to a massive surplus, meaning the premiums collected far exceeded the claims and expenses paid. Therefore, by law, the excess profits must be returned to policyholders.
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