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Can you get a piece of State Farm’s $5 billion cash-back dividend? Here’s how to check.

Can you get a piece of State Farm’s $5 billion cash-back dividend? Here’s how to check.
MarketWatch Tuesday 18 August 2026, 16:21 UTC By Genna Contino 1 min read
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If your car was insured by State Farm in 2025, you’re in luck: You likely qualify for a dividend payment from the insurance giant.

If your car was insured by State Farm in 2025, you’re in luck: You likely qualify for a dividend payment from the insurance giant.
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