State Farm will issue dividends to Louisiana drivers totaling $136 million following stronger than expected underwriting performances nationally.
State Farm, which writes approximately 30% of the personal auto insurance market in Louisiana, will send the dividend to policyholders this summer, according to an announcement from the Louisiana Department of Insurance.
Drivers who had a State Farm Mutual Private Passenger Auto Voluntary Preferred policy in force as of Dec. 31, 2025, will receive an average payment of $138 per vehicle.
“Today’s news is a great example that when an insurance company’s total losses go down—whether through a national trend of fewer accidents or legal reform at the state level—that company’s customers should directly benefit through lower premiums,” Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple said in a statement.
Louisiana private passenger auto premiums declined by an average of -5.8% in 2025,
Topics Louisiana Personal Auto State Farm
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