SubmittedIn an effort to 
help customers during these challenging times, State Farm Mutual 
Automobile Insurance Company, the nation’s largest auto insurer, is 
announcing up to a $2 billion dividend that will go to its auto 
insurance customers. With schools and businesses closed, and many of us 
sheltering in our homes, people are driving less right now, so we’re 
returning value to customers as we anticipate fewer auto claims.Customers do not need to take any action to receive this dividend, which will appear as a credit on their auto policy.The dividend is part of the&nbsp;Good Neighbor Relief Program&nbsp;that
 also includes customer payment options and neighborhood philanthropic 
relief. This is the single largest dividend paid to customers in our 
company’s history. As the national leader in auto, home, and individual 
life insurance, State Farm has the financial strength necessary to help 
millions of customers and communities recover from the unexpected.On average, State 
Farm Mutual auto customers can expect to receive a credit of about 25 
percent of premium for the time period March 20 through May 31; exact 
percentages will vary by state. Every State Farm Mutual auto insurance 
customer will receive credits applied against bills beginning as early 
as June. We’ll continue to monitor our loss experience and respond 
appropriately.“State
 Farm is returning value through a dividend to our customers,” said 
Chairman, President and CEO Michael L. Tipsord. “We insure more cars 
than anyone and we see from our claims activity people are driving less.
 This dividend is one of the ways we’re working to help our customers 
during this unprecedented situation.”We’re committed to
 giving back not just to our customers, but to communities where we live
 and work by providing $5 million in donations across the country. These
 efforts are in direct response to COVID-19 and are focused on relief 
and recovery efforts.State Farm is here
 to help our customers in these challenging times. We are making 
decisions that balance short-term solutions with maintaining our ability
 to remain financially strong for our customers to keep our promises now
 and in the future.We encourage 
customers facing financial challenges to call their State Farm agent. 
Agents are working with State Farm customers one-on-one providing 
payment options.Submitted

State Farm returning $2B dividend to auto insurance customers