California’s State Compensation Insurance Fund in early January announced plans to distribute a $39 million dividend to its qualifying policyholders with policies that took effect between Aug. 27 and Dec. 31, 2020.
The dividend equals roughly 10% of the estimated annual premium reported during that time period. The announcement follows State Fund’s August declaration of a roughly 10% mid-year dividend that applied to all policies incepted between Jan. 1 and Aug. 26, 2020. The dividend distribution for the entire year amounts to nearly $114 million.
Through 2020, State Fund reported roughly $1.13 billion in premium.
“This has been a very challenging year for our policyholders and we’re glad we can continue to support them with this dividend declaration,” State Fund President and CEO Vern Steiner said in a statement. “We took a number of actions during 2020 to help our policyholders, including accelerating the delivery of our 2019 dividend payments and providing more than $40 million in COVID-19 safety support grants. This latest declaration continues that support — all qualifying State Fund policyholders now know they can expect another dividend payment next year.”
State Fund is California’s not for profit provider of workers’ compensation and is funded solely by premiums and investment income.
Topics California
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
Learjet May Have Broken Up Before Fatal Florida Crash, NTSB Says 
Allstate Q3 Net Income Drops About 45% on Higher Catastrophe Losses 
More Florida Insurers Announce Rate Cuts for Auto, Homeowners, Condo Units 
Yellow Furball Mascot Liberty Biberty Sparks ‘Beautiful’ Protest. Seriously? From This Issue
