Insurance regulators question State Farm's dire claim | HeraldTribune.com

Insurance regulators question State Farm's dire claim | HeraldTribune.com: "In large part because of the money it pays its parent company, the gap between what Floridians pay State Farm and what they get in return is widening. In 2007, State Farm Florida paid customers 28 cents in loss claims for every dollar in premium it collected. By comparison, State Farm's Texas homeowners in 2007 received 44 cents back on the dollar, and the company's national average was 58 cents."