Insurance

A group that represents State Farm and other insurance companies is warning of a “retirement cliff” over the next 15 years that will leave over 400,000 open positions unfilled industrywide.

A consumer advocacy group has urged state regulators to do more to scrutinize the growing usage-based auto insurance business in hopes of repeating what it calls a pattern of discrimination.

State Farm intends to hire 1,500 claims workers across the U.S., including in the Twin Cities, in the coming months.

Rivian’s plans to sell insurance for its electric vehicles are now taking shape, with new details released about data-driven coverage and a partnership…

Lawmakers want to change how people get insurance company approval before medical treatment. Advocates say the current process harms patients.It’s a…

Even with pandemic-driven refunds and rate decreases, State Farm made a lot of money in 2020.The Bloomington-based company's annual financial report…

Class action lawsuits were filed in Nevada against 10 major auto insurance companies on Tuesday, including State Farm, contending that the companies…

Bloomington-based State Farm is raising Illinois auto insurance rates by an average of 4.2%. That's less than the nearly 14% drop last year because of…

State Farm says it plans to expand the use of a digital bookkeeping technology to speed up and streamline the auto claims process, after a successful…