What r/StateFarm is talking about this week

I’ve never seen it this bad. We must be bleeding staff. It’s absolutely hilarious at this point just how much work we have. It’s inhuman to keep up. Yikes.

People are saying we will go to full 2 weeks in office beginning of next year. What rumors are y'all hearing out there?

Hey all I’ve been with my agent for 5.5 years, and with sf for 8 total. I’ve never been partial to life sales. I have never sold more than 3 per month and that’s a great month for me. My skills...

Hi everyone, This is my first Reddit post, unfortunately, my current situation has driven me to seek advise from anywhere I can get it. I will try to keep this short. I have been a SF team member...

With open enrollment here what is everyone doing for funding health insurance? I’m an agent and need insurance for my family of 5. The marketplace so far I’ve found only has insanely high premium...

I’m fairly new to State Farm as a TM. Is there anywhere that has step-by-step guides or SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for different processes? For example, how to write a motorcycle policy,...

I currently work at State Farm as a sales team member and I've been with this agency close to 3 years now. I work for a larger agency (top 100 in the company) and I work with our current customers...

Hi, everyone For context: I’m insured with State Farm and got into a fender bender in April of 2026 and it is still pending. I recently received an offer letter to join the State Farm team to be a...

Texas’s is today

(NJ, AUTO) -So I was in the final notice of car insurance, I had scraped money up and forgot all about, and remembered to pay it this morning at 4:30, but the cut off was Saturday night at 11:59...