The dividend, first announced in February, is the largest in the company’s history.
Here’s what to know about the dividend payments, and how to see if you’re eligible to receive one.
Customers who had a State Farm personal auto insurance policy active at any time in 2025. You do not need to be currently insured by State Farm to receive a payment. To receive a payment, customers' share of the dividend based on their premium payments and state must be $10 or more.
Those who are eligible but do not have a registered email with the company will automatically get a check in the mail.
When will customers get their dividend payments?
The payments began going out on July 31. State Farm has not indicated when they will stop.
Customers will be notified by State Farm regarding their pending payments “beginning late summer of 2026,” the company’s website states, adding that dividend payments are being sent out “in waves by state where the policy is assigned.”
How much could eligible customers get paid?
The dividend payments average $100 per vehicle, according to State Farm.
The amount an eligible customer receives will vary based on a couple of factors, however. The payment a customer gets will be based on a percentage of the premiums they paid, and that percentage ranges from 4% to 10% depending on the customer’s state.
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