State Farm Benefits

3.5

★★★★★

2075 Ratings

Which benefits does State Farm provide?

Current and former employees report that State Farm provides the following benefits. It may not be complete.

Insurance, Health & WellnessFinancial & RetirementFamily & ParentingVacation & Time OffPerks & DiscountsProfessional Support

Insurance, Health & Wellness

Health Insurance

3.4★

189 Ratings

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Dental Insurance

2.8★

81 Ratings

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Life Insurance

3.4★

47 Ratings

Vision Insurance

2.8★

39 Ratings

Flexible Spending Account (FSA)

2.7★

22 Ratings

Health Savings Account (HSA)

2.3★

18 Ratings

Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance

2.9★

14 Ratings

Supplemental Life Insurance

3.1★

14 Ratings

Disability Insurance

3.1★

10 Ratings

Retiree Health & Medical

3.8★

5 Ratings

Occupational Accident Insurance

4.5★

2 Ratings

Mental Health Care

3.0★

1 Rating

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ADHD Professionals

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State Farm

I work as a fully licensed State Farm Team Member. I have ADHD as well as a few other health problems. Due to my problems- I need a job that doesn’t have me on my feet all day. Currently I am making $13 an hour and I need a pay increase but I am not likely to get that here. I also need benefits which are not provided here. I REALLY need health insurance. I feel like I’m not appreciated like I should be- am I just burnt out or should I look for a new job? Any job recommendations?

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Insurance

10d

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State Farm

What is your favorite thing about the culture at State Farm?

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Insurance

Account Executive

How much does physical attractiveness matter in a client-facing role? Been seeing a trend where it seems like the more successful people in sales are on average, objectively more attractive…do I need to lose like 15 pounds 😅 Chubb State Farm Progressive Insurance Nationwide Travelers USAA

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The Work-Life Bowl

10d

works at

Carvana

I am deciding between two job offers for a claims specialist role. One is State Farm and the other is USAA. Base pay is similar but SF is offering overtime and a signing bonus. Does anyone have experience with both companies?