Auto
This coverage pays to repair or replace your vehicle after an accident with another vehicle.
What is Collision?
This covered peril is how a tornado usually causes damage.
What is wind damage?
This company just ranked State Farm #1 in the USA for Life Insurance Customer Satisfaction for the 4th year in a row.
What is J.D. Power?
To the nearest thousand, this the number of State Farm Agents in the United States.
What is 19,000?
State Farm was founded in this Midwestern farming community in 1922.
What is Bloomington, IL?
This coverage pays to repair or replace your vehicle after a weather event like hail, flood, or a tree falling on your vehicle.
What is Comprehensive? (will also accept Other than Collision)
If you are sued because your dog bites someone, this is the coverage most likely to pay out.
This is the term for the amount of money payable to the beneficiary(ies) of a life insurance policy upon the death of the insured.
What is the death benefit?
This is the year that State Farm wised up and gave Zach his own Agency.
What is 2018?
This is the first type of policy sold by State Farm.
What is Auto Insurance?
This coverage pays for the cost of medical treatment for occupants of your vehicle in an accident.
What is Medical Payments Coverage?
This cause of loss, typically not covered by homeowners insurance, is defined by two or more acres of ground water where it does not normally exist.
This type of life insurance is generally designed to cover an insured for a specific period of time only (until retirement, while kids are young, until home is paid off, etc)
What is Term Life Insurance?
This is sometimes referred to as a "time deductible" and means the amount of time before a policy will pay out following a qualified event (typical of Disability or Long Term Care policies)
What is an Elimination Period?
This is the last year that State Farm was not the largest insurer of both homes and automobiles in the USA.
What is 1961? Since 1962 SF was #1 in home & auto every single year.
This is the more commonly used word for Self-Insured Retention.
What is a Deductible?
This large-scale type of event, usually related to weather, is considered a "better" claim since it is generally accepted that the customer did not cause it and it could not be avoided.
The first life insurance company in the USA, founded in 1759, was set up by this Christian denomination.
What is Presbyterian? or Presbyterian Ministers Fund
This position is the head of insurance in NC and is on the general ballot in this year's election.
What is the Insurance Commissioner?
State Farm is this "type" of insurance company, meaning that it is owned by its policyholders.
The (anticipated) value of a vehicle remaining after an insurance company declares it a "total loss".
What is Salvage Value?
This is the term for the depreciated worth of an item (ex: 10 year old refrigerator).
Actual Cash Value
This type of life insurance, almost exclusive to State Farm, means that if you outlive the term then you get all of your money back tax-free.
What is Return of Premium Term Insurance?
To the nearest $10 Billion, this is State Farm's net worth (indicating their ability to pay claims).
What is $130 Billion? $131.2 Billion to be exact
These are the only 2 states with no State Farm Agents.
What are Rhode Island and Massachusetts?