State Farm Cuts Auto Claims Costs by $1.6B

March 2, 2018

State Farm financials released Thursday indicate that the business made $2.8 billion more in premiums, cut auto claims and loss adjustment expenses $1.6 billion.

March 2, 2018—State Farm financials released Thursday indicate the business made $2.8 billion more in premiums, cut auto claims and loss adjustment expenses $1.6 billion.

Underwriting expenses like overhead, agents and ads grew by $200 million from 2016's $10 billion.

The entire State Farm property and casualty business lost $1.7 billion pre-tax, up from $1.2 billion in 2016.

State Farm earned $41.6 billion in auto insurance premiums and paid out $34.2 billion in claims in 2017 versus $38.8 billion in premiums and $35.8 billion in claims in 2016.

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