Business Insurance
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Business Insurance
We know your business means everything to you. It is also important to us.
As an owner of a growing business you face tough challenges every day. Make sure your business is adequately protected today and tomorrow. Like you, State Farm agents are small business owners and understand the importance of developing a plan for continued financial security. Your local State Farm agent Financial Products
Building a team of employees is crucial to any business. Keeping them is just as important. State Farm can help you develop a benefits package that allows you to attract and retain good people.
We offer solutions for your property and liability insurance needs, as well as commercial vehicle, workers compensation, health, life, retirement plans, and professional/specialty products insurance.
We know your business means everything to you. It is also important to us.
As an owner of a growing business you face tough challenges every day. Make sure your business is adequately protected today and tomorrow. Like you, State Farm agents are small business owners and understand the importance of developing a plan for continued financial security. Your local State Farm agent Financial Products
Building a team of employees is crucial to any business. Keeping them is just as important. State Farm can help you develop a benefits package that allows you to attract and retain good people.
We offer solutions for your property and liability insurance needs, as well as commercial vehicle, workers compensation, health, life, retirement plans, and professional/specialty products insurance.
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits, or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions, and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
The needs of your business and the products and services you might want, can change throughout the Business Life CycleProperty & Liability
“Customers expect fast service along with a good price. You expect the same with insurance.
A State Farm agent can work with you to tailor a policy that meets your property and liability needs.”
A State Farm agent can work with you to tailor a policy that meets your property and liability needs.”
State Farm® packaged policies enable the purchase of insurance to be simple. It offers the coverages you need at an affordable price. Your agent can sit down and assist you in creating a plan to make sure your business needs are covered.
Find your business or organization type to learn more about our coverage features:
For businesses that need $1 million or more of liability protection, State Farm's Commercial Liability Umbrella Policy offers broad coverage at a sensible price.
It's not just your property and liability insurance needs. You may need commercial auto, workers compensation, health, life, retirement plans and professional/specialty products insurance.
Protect Your Growing Business With State Farm’s Business Owners Policy
We have coverage for many types of businesses such as retail, food shops, and contractors.Find your business or organization type to learn more about our coverage features:
- Retail Shops
- Art and Craft Supplies Stores
- Bicycle Sales and Service
- Books Stores and Newsstands
- Bridal Shops
- Camera Store
- Ceramic and Pottery Dealers
- CD/DVD/Videotapes - Rentals and Sales Only
- Clothing Store
- Fabric Stores
- Formal Wear-Rental
- Gift, Card and Stationery Stores
- Hearing Aid Stores
- Hobby, Trophy and Framing Stores
- Leather Goods stores (excluding coats)
- Novelties and Costume Jewelry
- Opticians
- Shoe Stores
- Sporting Goods Stores
- Toy Stores
- Office
- Accounting Services
- Advertising Agencies
- Attorneys
- Consultants
- Financial Consultants or Planners
- Graphic Artists/Designers/Illustrators
- Insurance Agents
- Messaging/Communication Services
- Real Estate Appraisers
- Tax Return Preparation
- Transcription/Translation/Interpreter Service
- Travel Agencies (not conducting tours)
- Medical Office Professionals
- Acupuncturists
- Chiropractors
- Dentists
- Massage Therapist/Acupressure/Reflexology
- Optometrists
- Physicians
- Physical/Occupational Therapists
- Podiatrists
- Psychologists - Mental Health Counseling
- Food Shops
- Bakeries - Retail
- Meat - Seafood Markets
- Candy and Confectionery Store
- Specialty Food Shops
- Coffee and Tea Stores
- Delicatessen
- Donut Shop/Bagel Shop
- Ice Cream/Yogurt/Juice Stores
- Personal Services
- Contractors
- Appliances and Accessories - Installation, Service, or Repair - Residential, Light Commercial
- Carpet, Rug, Furniture, or Upholstery Cleaning - On Customers' Premises
- Communication Equipment - Installation, Service or Repair - Residential, Light Commercial
- Electrical Work - Within Buildings - Residential, Light Commercial
- Fence Erection Contractors
- Floor Covering Installation
- Furniture or Fixtures - Installation, Service or Repair - Residential, Light Commercial
- Heating or Combined Heating and Air Conditioning Systems or Equipment
- Interior Decorator - Includes Home Staging
- Janitorial Services - Residential, Multi-Unit Residential, Light Commercial
- Lawn Care Services
- Painting Contractors - Residential, Light Commercial
- Paperhanging
- Plumbing - Residential, Light Commercial
- Farm/Ranch
- Apartment Owners
- Residential Community and Homeowner Associations
- Religious Organizations
- Other
Commercial Liability Umbrella
Your liability insurance policy would protect your livelihood from lawsuits arising from your business. The policy would cover you to a certain limit, but is it enough?For businesses that need $1 million or more of liability protection, State Farm's Commercial Liability Umbrella Policy offers broad coverage at a sensible price.
It's not just your property and liability insurance needs. You may need commercial auto, workers compensation, health, life, retirement plans and professional/specialty products insurance.
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
Commercial Auto
“State Farm commercial auto coverage protects business vehicles and can give you the
satisfaction of knowing that you are insured with the number #1 auto insurer in the country.”
satisfaction of knowing that you are insured with the number #1 auto insurer in the country.”
For many small business owners, figuring out what coverage you need for the autos you own and operate is a challenge; after all, you are trying to run a business.
Did you know? Nearly six million traffic accidents occur every year, or more than 16,000 per day. With accidents occurring so frequently, make sure you have auto insurance from a company that will be there for you during a claim.
Do your employees use their own autos to perform deliveries, sales visits, picking up supplies, and other errands for your business? If so, you could be held liable for any accidents they cause. State Farm® has the coverage to meet your needs.
*Based on number of households in North America
**Coverage availability may vary by state and vehicle type.
It's not just commercial auto insurance needs. You may need property and liability, workers compensation, health, life, retirement plans and professional/specialty products insurance.
Did you know? Nearly six million traffic accidents occur every year, or more than 16,000 per day. With accidents occurring so frequently, make sure you have auto insurance from a company that will be there for you during a claim.
Big Protection for Your Small Business Autos
Whether you use your own car or a fleet of pickups or box trucks to get the job done, we can give you the protection you need - including liability, personal injury/medical coverage, comprehensive, collision coverages, and much more to help you keep your business moving forward.Do your employees use their own autos to perform deliveries, sales visits, picking up supplies, and other errands for your business? If so, you could be held liable for any accidents they cause. State Farm® has the coverage to meet your needs.
Coverage Examples for Your Business Autos
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- Bodily Injury Liability Coverage - Pays damages due to bodily injury to others for which you are responsible. If you are sued, it also pays your defense and court costs
- Property Damage Liability Coverage - Pays damages due to property damage to others for which you are responsible. If you are sued, it also pays your defense and court costs
- Personal Injury/Medical Payments coverage - Usually pays medical and funeral expenses for bodily injury to a covered person sustained in an accident in your auto
- Collision coverage - Pays for a covered auto that is damaged by collision with another object or by upset
- Comprehensive coverage - Pays for a covered auto that is stolen or damaged by causes other than collision or upset
- Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage - Coverage pays for injuries, and in some circumstances property damage, when you are involved in an accident with another person who is uninsured or their available limits are less than the limits you chose to carry for this coverage. You'd be surprised at how many people only carry minimum limits. Would you like to have the same coverage for yourself that you are providing the other person?
- What amount of a covered loss are you willing to pay? The deductible is the portion of a covered loss that is your responsibility. For example, if you had a $500 deductible, you would need to pay $500 of the covered loss
- How high should my liability coverage limits be? No one can predict exactly how much you would have to pay if you were to cause an accident. Ask yourself how you would pay for any damages exceeding your coverage limits. The higher your limits are, the more likely your policy will be able to pay all of the damages
State Farm Employer Non-Owned Car Liability Coverage (ENOL) Basic Facts
An ENOL policy protects your business, so your revenues wouldn't be siphoned off by legal judgments. If your employees even occasionally use their own cars for your business, don't be driven to financial loss. Protect your business with Employers Non-Owned Car Liability Coverage.- Protects you when employees drive their own vehicles for business purposes
- Coverage is affordable
- Your coverage is backed by the financial strength of State Farm, a company you trust
Learn More About How to Cover the Autos You Use in Your Business
Your State Farm agent will sit down with you and help you determine what deductible amounts and coverage limits best cover the vehicles you use in your business. Even when it comes to Business Autos, the Nation's #1 Auto Insurer* Has You Covered!***Based on number of households in North America
**Coverage availability may vary by state and vehicle type.
It's not just commercial auto insurance needs. You may need property and liability, workers compensation, health, life, retirement plans and professional/specialty products insurance.
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
Workers Compensation
“Employees are important to a business and a business owner both professionally and personally. Making sure they are
protected if they’re hurt on the job is one of the most important decisions you may make as a business owner.”
protected if they’re hurt on the job is one of the most important decisions you may make as a business owner.”
You do everything you can to keep your employees safe on the job. Still, an accident can happen when you least expect it. Just one injury can sideline an employee for months, leading to serious financial hardship. And since fault does not matter when it comes to workplace injuries, you may be responsible for an employee injured on the job.
Fortunately there is a way to protect your business from a lawsuit and your employees from loss of income. A brief explanation is below, but your State Farm® agent can provide a full explanation of the importance and coverages within this product.
Monopolistic States: These states have a state-run workers compensation fund for Part I that require all businesses with employees to participate. The employers liability portion can, however, be added by endorsement. The monopolistic states are North Dakota, Ohio, Washington, and Wyoming.
States that are not monopolistic, but not available for coverage by State Farm are: Maine, Montana, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. Massachusetts can be added as an insured location on an existing multistate worker's compensation policy.
It's not just your worker's compensation needs, you may need property and liability, commercial auto, health, life, retirement plans, and professional/specialty products insurance.
Fortunately there is a way to protect your business from a lawsuit and your employees from loss of income. A brief explanation is below, but your State Farm® agent can provide a full explanation of the importance and coverages within this product.
- Part I. Workers Compensation
This section of a Workers Compensation policy covers bodily injury by accident that occurs on the job and by disease caused or aggravated by the conditions of employment.
For example: A worker falls in the work place due to a spill on the floor of the workspace Some common benefits available to employees under this coverage are:
- Medical treatment
- Permanent and temporary disability
- Death benefits
- Part II. Employers Liability
Employers Liability Coverage. This section of the policy protects employers if they are found civilly liable for employee injuries that arise out of and in the course of employment. Employers' liability coverage helps protect your business against common-law claims such as:
- Care and loss of services
- Certain types of third party claims
- Consequential bodily injury to a family member of the employee
Monopolistic States: These states have a state-run workers compensation fund for Part I that require all businesses with employees to participate. The employers liability portion can, however, be added by endorsement. The monopolistic states are North Dakota, Ohio, Washington, and Wyoming.
States that are not monopolistic, but not available for coverage by State Farm are: Maine, Montana, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. Massachusetts can be added as an insured location on an existing multistate worker's compensation policy.
It's not just your worker's compensation needs, you may need property and liability, commercial auto, health, life, retirement plans, and professional/specialty products insurance.
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
Professional & Specialty Liability
“As your business expands, so do your coverage needs. State Farm’s umbrella policy
can offer you additional liability insurance at a reasonable cost.”
can offer you additional liability insurance at a reasonable cost.”
As an office professional, you never know when a disgruntled client will reward your services with a professional liability lawsuit. These suits may claim that you've been negligent or made an error or omission while performing your services. Liability damages may cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Our Professional & Specialty Liability policies can help you and your firm pay defense costs and judgments that come from claims of professional negligence, error, or omission.
For businesses that need $1 million or more of liability protection, State Farm®'s Commercial Liability Umbrella Policy offers broad coverage at a sensible price.
State Farm can help with you property and liability, commercial auto, workers compensation, health, life insurance and retirement plan needs.
Our Professional & Specialty Liability policies can help you and your firm pay defense costs and judgments that come from claims of professional negligence, error, or omission.
Architects and Engineers Professional Liability
Under this policy, certain architects and engineers are protected from claims alleging a negligent act, error or omission in the performance of their professional services.Accountants Professional Liability
Certain accountants and related businesses are protected from claims alleging a negligent act, error or omission in the performance of professional accounting services.Commercial Liability Umbrella
Your liability insurance policy would protect your livelihood from lawsuits arising from your business. This policy would cover you to a certain limit, but is it enough?For businesses that need $1 million or more of liability protection, State Farm®'s Commercial Liability Umbrella Policy offers broad coverage at a sensible price.
Dentists Professional Liability
Under this policy, certain dentists are protected from claims arising out of a Dental Incident (i.e. act, error, omission or mistake) in performing professional services. Professional services are those dental services the insured is trained, licensed and qualified to perform.Employment Practices Liability (EPLI)
Business owners with employees need EPLI to cover claims for harassment, discrimination or wrongful termination. It is specifically designed to help protect the insured and their business in the event an employee brings a suit or administrative charge.Miscellaneous Errors and Omissions Liability
Under this policy, specific customers are protected from liability arising from a negligent act, error or omission in the performance of their professional service. An important benefit of this product is coverage for legal defense costs. Even when found innocent, the legal costs can be substantial.Not-For-Profit Directors and Officers with Employment Practices Liability
This product is similar to the above, but protects the directors and officers of not-for-profit organizations in the event of a suit for an actual or alleged wrongful act in connection with management. EPLI coverage is also included to help protect the organization in the event that an employee brings a suit or administrative charge related to the organization's employment practices. This may include charges for sexual harassment, discrimination or wrongful termination.Technology Services Errors and Omissions Liability
This policy protects specific types of businesses that provide their customers with technology services. This coverage can help protect the insured from liability arising from mistakes, whether real or alleged.State Farm can help with you property and liability, commercial auto, workers compensation, health, life insurance and retirement plan needs.
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
Inland Marine and Mobile Property
“Knowing that you have the right tools and equipment coverage from State Farm lets you focus on the task at hand.”
Do you have property used in your business that is routinely located off-site? When you're working off-site, your business owners policy doesn't always cover your tools, equipment and computers, and this can put your business at risk. State Farm® can offer the comprehensive coverage needed to cover most business property including contractors' tools and equipment and the property of others.
It's not just your workers compensation needs you may need property and liability, commercial auto, health, life, retirement plans and professional/specialty products insurance.
What is Covered?
Inland Marine insurance generally covers property that is movable or transportable in nature. It often covers property that needs broader protection than what may be provided by the typical property policy. Examples are:- Computers / computer systems
- Tools and equipment for artisan contractors (from mobile equipment to hand tools)
- Fine Art Dealers / Galleries (covers the fine art and tools / equipment used in conjunction with fine art)
- Photographers camera equipment
- Motor Truck Cargo (covers the goods being carried by an insured trucker)
- Transportation Form (covers goods shipped by or to our insured via common carrier)
- Pet Groomers (covers their equipment, especially for those with mobile operations)
- Veterinarians (covers their equipment, especially when portable in nature)
- Vending Machine Form - used to cover vending machines (not the contents)
- Dealers Service Form - covers equipment used by servicing contractors / installers (appliances, flooring, plumbers, etc.)
It's not just your workers compensation needs you may need property and liability, commercial auto, health, life, retirement plans and professional/specialty products insurance.
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
Surety and Fidelity Bonds
“A State Farm agent can help you secure a surety bond. With an agent’s help, that’s one less thing you have to worry about.”
State Farm® has a full service commercial Surety and Fidelity Bond Department to assist you with your bonding needs. State Farm's financial strength along with our more than 17,000 local agents are dedicated to providing you or your business professional superior service.
Surety Bond
Why do I need a surety bond for my business?- As a business owner, you may need a surety bond to guarantee payment for state sales taxes or utility bills.
- Or as a contractor, you may need to post a license or permit bond to guarantee your work for licensing requirements with municipalities.
- Attorneys may have clients that are required to post court bonds such as administrators or executors bonds to guarantee their performance while distributing assets in estate situations.
- Notary publics are required to post bonds in most states.
Types of Surety Bonds
- License and Permit Bonds
License bonds guarantee the Principal will comply with applicable codes and regulations established by the Obligee. (The Obligee is usually a government entity such as a City, Town, or State.) Permit bonds grant a Privilege.
Types include:
- Electrician's license
- Plumber's license
- General Contractor's license
- Driveway permit
- Sign permit
- Sales tax
Example: Electrical contractors may be required to post a bond as part of their licensing requirements. The obligation of the bond may specify that the contractor will follow the electrical codes established in that city, town, or municipality.
The requirements of the bond and ordinance must be understood before the bond is written. The agent may ask you to obtain a copy of the ordinance or law that specifies the requirements and a copy of the bond, if the Obligee has its own.
Depending upon the type of obligation, supporting documentation such as signatures, financial statements, and other supplemental information may be required. - Public Official Bonds
A Public Official bond guarantees that elected or appointed officials will faithfully perform their duties. The bond amount, as well as duties, are usually specified by statute or ordinance.
Types include:
- Treasurers
- Tax Collectors
- Peace Officers
- Judges
- Hunting & Fishing license agents
- Notaries
It should be noted that not all public entities require Public Officials to be bonded.
Underwriting aspects of Public official bonds include understanding the duties required of the Official, the reputation (character) of the official, and experience of the official. - Probate and Other Court Bonds
A Probate bond guarantees an honest accounting and faithful performance of duties by fiduciaries/trustees. These bonds are required by courts or statutes as estates of deceased persons, incompetent persons, and minors are set up and administered. (For the estates)
Types include:
- Administrator
- Executor
- Guardian
- Conservator
- Trustee
A Bankruptcy or Equity bond might be required of an appointed fiduciary for the sale of real estate or for property in foreclosure, reorganization or other litigation. This bond guarantees an honest accounting and performance of duties while managing and distributing the assets as directed by the court.
Common types include Receivers and Trustees.
Other Judicial bonds may be required by a court in cases where someone is seeking legal benefit or relief. Specific supplemental information may be required.
Types include:
- Appeal
- Injunction
- Attachment bonds
- Release of lien
- Miscellaneous Surety Bonds
Miscellaneous surety bonds include those that do not fit into any of the other surety categories. These are usually more hazardous obligations.
Types include:
- Utility payment guarantees
- Lost Security/Lost Instruments (cashier's check, stock certificates, and municipal bonds)
- Union Wage & Welfare
Miscellaneous surety bonds require more extensive underwriting because the guarantee to the obligee is monetary. In addition to the application, supporting information such as signatures, financial statements, and other supplemental forms are usually required. - Contract Performance Bonds
Simply stated, contract bonds guarantee the performance of a written contract according to its terms and conditions.
Due to the nature of contract surety bonding, contract bonds require extensive underwriting. We recommend contacting your local State Farm agent at least one month before bidding on a contract.
State Farm's contract bond market focus is on the small artisan contractors market.
Types of Contract Bonds:
- Bid bond
- Performance bond
- Payment bond
A Bid bond guarantees that if a contractor is the low bidder on a project, he/she will enter into a contract and provide a Performance bond.
A Performance bond guarantees the contract will be completed according to its terms and conditions. A Payment bond guarantees payment of laborers, subcontractors, and material suppliers.
Example: An electrical contractor may need contract bonds to guarantee the performance of construction contract or to guarantee the supply of goods and materials. Most public works projects required Bid, Performance, and Payment bonds from the contractor. These bonds will guarantee the contractor's performance according to the terms of the contract with the project owner.
Fidelity Bond Policies - Blanket/Schedule
Types of Fidelity Bonds
- Blanket Fidelity Bond
- Covers ALL EMPLOYEES of the named insured unless specifically excluded
- New employees are automatically covered
- All employees are bonded for the same aggregate amount
- Limit of liability applies "per occurrence" as defined in the policy
- Premiums are based on the amount of coverage requested, the total number of ALL employees, the business activities of the insured, and the amount of the deductible. Common uses for a Blanket Bond would be:
- Businesses with large numbers of employees
- Businesses with frequent employee turnover
- Organizations with voluntary or honorary positions (not for profit associations)
- Schedule Fidelity Bond
- Used in businesses where employees tend to have greater responsibilities combined with the handling of larger sums of money (real estate managers, bookkeepers, office managers)
- Applicable to a few or only selected employees
- Covered employees will be scheduled or named by position
- Employees can be bonded for different amounts
- Limit of liability is per name/position scheduled
- Premiums are based on the amount of coverage, number of individuals scheduled, the amount of coverage for each person listed, the business activities of the insured, and the deductible amount
This is only a general description of coverages of the available types of insurance and is not a statement of contract. Details of coverage, limits or services may not be available for all businesses and vary in some states. All coverages are subject to the terms, provisions, exclusions and conditions in the policy itself and in any endorsements.
Financial Products
“Arranging a benefits package not only helps attract and keep good employees, but can also
help you plan for your financial security and the financial security of your business.”
help you plan for your financial security and the financial security of your business.”
Whatever you have going on, State Farm® is an ideal source for your Financial Needs.
Help attract and retain employees by using fringe benefits such as Executive Bonus, Split Dollar Plans and Deferred Compensation Plans as key employee incentives. You you can select which employees receive the benefits and which type of benefit they receive.
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In addition, the long term care insurance premiums may be eligible as self-employed health insurance federal income tax deduction.
Talk to a State Farm agent today about the benefits of a long term care insurance policy.
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- As a business owner, a State Farm agent takes on many of the same responsibilities you do, such as finding and keeping employees, managing finances, and planning for the future
- As you can see below, we have a wide variety of financial services available. A State Farm agent will be happy to help you find the right product or service for your unique needs
Business Life
If something happened to you or a key employee, it could be costly to your business and your family. Without proper planning, your business could suffer financial hardship and sold to outside parties. To avoid these situations, consider a Buy-Sell Agreement as well as Key Employee insurance funded with State Farm life insurance.Help attract and retain employees by using fringe benefits such as Executive Bonus, Split Dollar Plans and Deferred Compensation Plans as key employee incentives. You you can select which employees receive the benefits and which type of benefit they receive.
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Group Life
Group Life Insurance can provide a valuable employee benefit to help you attract and retain loyal employees. Not only will you build a better team through better benefits, the premiums you pay for your employees are generally tax deductible as a business expense. In most states we can establish a plan for employee groups of five or more and you can choose from a variety of benefit amounts. Contact a State Farm agent who will be glad to help you design a plan to protect your most valuable asset- your employees.Learn More
Small Business Retirement Plans
Choosing the right retirement plan that meets the needs and goals of your small business may seem overwhelming. A State Farm agent is available to guide you through this process to help make planning for retirement easier for both you and your employees. A full range of plan types and investment options are available to you with State Farm Mutual Funds.Learn More
Disability Income Insurance
The foundation of your business could be jeopardized if you become disabled due to an injury or illness. What kind of personal resources would you need to rely on to pay the bills? Speak to a State Farm agent today about the variety of Disability Income insurance products available through State Farm to provide the financial protection you need.Learn More
Health Insurance
When group insurance is not an option, consider individual medical insurance coverage for you, and possibly for your employees. A State Farm agent will be able to walk you through the various medical plans available to you and your employees on an individual basis. Through a marketing alliance with Assurant Health®, State Farm offers Health Insurance products that are underwritten and issued by Time Insurance Company. These medical plans include individual medical coverage, short term medical coverage, and a fixed-indemnity plan with limited benefits.Learn More
Long Term Care Insurance
What plans have you made if you were no longer able to care for yourself? How would you pay for the care you might need, such as in-home care or a nursing home? A State Farm Long Term Care Insurance policy can give you choices when your health changes. It allows you to protect your assets, your standard of living, your retirement, and your estate. But, most of all, it allows you to avoid becoming a burden to your family.In addition, the long term care insurance premiums may be eligible as self-employed health insurance federal income tax deduction.
Talk to a State Farm agent today about the benefits of a long term care insurance policy.
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State Farm Bank®
The State Farm Bank® Visa® Business credit card* is designed exclusively for business owners looking for a card that helps them manage their business by having access to online reporting tools and the ability to separate business and personal expenses. In addition to this, the State Farm Bank® Visa® Business card offers a rewards program.* Issued by State Farm Bank®, an affiliate of State Farm®
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Deposits and lending products are offered by State Farm Bank, Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender. Insurance and Investment Products are offered by affiliate companies of State Farm Bank and are not FDIC insured, not an obligation of or guaranteed by the Bank, and are subject to investment risk including the possible loss of principal invested.
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