The Mississippi Insurance Department issued the following statement.
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company (State Farm Mutual) has begun issuing payments to qualifying auto customers as part of its one-time $5 billion cash-back dividend. The rebates were first announced in February 2026. Mississippi policyholders who had an active policy as of December 31, 2025, will receive a share of more than $70.5 million, averaging about $124 per vehicle.
“Keep an eye out for information about your dividend payment,” said Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney. “If you already have an email address registered with State Farm, you’ll receive instructions on how to log into the dividend payment portal and choose how you’d like to receive your payment. If you don’t have an email address on file, State Farm will automatically mail you a check. Because the distribution covers more than 49 million auto vehicles, the payment process will take several months to be completed nationwide.”
Follow These Digital Tips
- Qualified customers with an email address on file with State Farm will receive a State Farm dividend payment selection email from donotreply@e.sfdividend.com. Please use the unique ID/PIN information provided in the email to select preferred payment option (digital or check) using the State Farm Dividend Payment Portal at sfdividend.com.
- If you do not have an email address on file with State Farm, you will automatically receive a check in the mail. Please cash within the timeframe outlined in the check letter.
- Carefully review sender’s email address and any website address before opening a link. Here are the valid State Farm dividend payment addresses for verification:
- The State Farm dividend payment selection email will come from donotreply@e.sfdividend.com.
- The State Farm Dividend Payment Portal powered by Verita can be accessed at sfdividend.com.
- The Dividend Customer Contact Center can be reached at 1-888-808-9532.
- State Farm will not ask you to pay a fee to receive your dividend payment. Do not pay a fee, payment or send money.
- State Farm will not ask you for your personal email password, banking password, digital-wallet password or any other personal password. Do not provide personal passwords.
“This is exactly the kind of outcome we want to see for Mississippi consumers. An average refund of about $124 per vehicle is meaningful for families, especially at a time when the cost of insurance and everyday expenses continues to put pressure on household budgets,” said Deputy Commissioner David Browning.
Dividend payments are retrospective and do not affect future auto rates, which are based on expected future costs and monitoring trends to appropriately match price to risk.
Find more info from State Farm here, https://newsroom.statefarm.
17 comments:
that will cover the car insurance premiums for my 3 car family for one week
They can pay a dividend but take the "sue us" approach to paying claims. Snake Farm Sucks!
8:31, they’re an insurance company, not an ATM. I’ve had State Farm for about 45 years and have been very pleased, especially when dealing with them about extensive tornado damage to my home in 2008. I already received three dividend checks in the mail earlier this month.
F@ck Snake Farm
I'm looking forward to receiving the dividend for my 3 vehicles covered by SF. I confess I'm rather skeptical about the motive behind this. Was SF overcharging for premiums?
I will never use any company, as in insurance, roofing, contracting, HVAC, etc., that has a huge advertising budget. That overhead is tacked onto your premiums and charges, big time. This includes Fake Farm and Progressive.
No worries on their part as they will just tack this onto premiums.
Down with big insurance. Insurance man biker yelling out for one more beer. We’ ll get to you in a minute sit ya drunk ass down! Part time pirates don’t get any respect around here!
Is this why they are rated so low in jd power and consumers report
State Farm is a insurance company I would avoid
On consumers report they are rated very low. Amcia was rated as one of the best
Not paying claims.
Since 2008 is quite a while to wait for your insurance to pay up/
State Farm is a mutual company and therefore shares profits with policyholders.
What is funny is out Insurance Commissioner will parrot any drivel State Farm sends him in a press release(it's happened multiple times). They must be his biggest donor. He doesn't even try to hide it. He mentions State Farm more than any other insurance company. They just screwed all of their agents over big time this past year.
While SF is certainly not the cheapest insurance, for me their claims process on a major claim was excellent. The company was very forthcoming, followed the coverage policy to the exact letter, nothing more/nothing less; what I would expect from a proper insurer.
It is incumbent on policyholders to know and understand the policy terms, not what someone said verbally or a third-party told them (including me). Read the policy! In most cases it is the policyholder's obligation to follow the terms of the policy; if not the insurer has the right to deny or reduce a claim.
As an insurance agent for a local, independent agency, I can’t believe people actually use State Farm Insurance. If you bought their policy because it is the cheapest, I 100% guarantee you it is because they insured the item waaaay below value. It’s doubtful they’ll pay your claim in the first place, but if they do it won’t be enough to get you back going. Most insurance companies are the same, just who you like dealing with. State Farm is the exception. They specialize in selling insurance to fools, which there are plenty of.
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