State Farm® “Sixteen” Insurance Commercial

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, with its headquarters at Bloomington in Illinois is a mutual insurance firm that also owns the other State Farm companies and is in turn owned by the State Farm Insurance Company, which is a group of insurance and financial services companies. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company was founded on June 7, 1922, by George J. Mecherle, who was a retired farmer. The company initially concentrated on meeting auto insurance needs of farmers in Illinois through a mutual organization owned by the clients. Mecherle, the founder of the company, believed that farmers drive less than city drivers and hence should be allowed to pay less for insurance since the losses they had was fewer. The idea was accepted well by the farmer community and hence the popularity of the firm increased rapidly. In 1942, the company became the nation’s largest auto insurer and from then on, the company has held on to that rank. According to statistics, about one out of every five cars on the road is insured with State Farm Automobile Insurance Company. Since then, State Farm has expanded its services into other popular types of insurance.

State Farm now has about 67,000 employees and 17,000 agents servicing
77 million policies in the United States and Canada, and have more than 1.9 million bank accounts served by their client base. State Farm is insuring about 40 million vehicles and the company announced last year that it will pay $1.25 billion in dividends to its mutual auto insurance policyholders. Edward B. Rust, Jr. is chairman of the board and chief executive officer of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, and president and chief executive officer of State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, State Farm Life Insurance Company, and other principal State Farm affiliates. Edward B. Rust, Jr. holds these positions since 1885, succeeding his late father Edward B. Rust, Sr.
Mr.Rust is a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, and holds master of business degree from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.

The company prescribes a “code of conduct” for its employees, which summarises the Company policies, rules, and guidelines. It helps the employees in decision making and to make the right choices. A strict “code of conduct” doesn’t mean the employees are under any sort of strain because if we consider the awards and recognition, State Farm is a great place to work. State Farm was ranked among the “40 Best Companies for Diversity” and “15 Best in Marketing Diversity” in Black Enterprise Magazine’s 2007 rankings. In 1986 the company had passed the 100$ billion mark, almost doubling the figure in five years. State Farm went online in 1895, thus joining the internet revolution. In 1999, the 70th anniversary of the Company was celebrated in a grand way as the agents wrote a total of 1 million life insurance applications that year. The Good Neighbour Grant Program was introduced by state Farm in 2000 and was a huge success. A facility to serve Canadian customers was opened in Toronto in 2006 and the same year promoted a feature film — the Disney/Pixar animated feature film, CARS.

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This State Farm commercial www.statefarm.com titled “Sixteen”, features the song “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” – originally recorded for The Sound of Music. The spot centers around teen driving safety and shows various young drivers at that place where excitement meets responsibility… the DMV. While getting your license is an exciting right of passage for most teens, the sweetest thing about being sixteen – is getting to celebrate seventeen. The contemporary approach is set to appeal to …

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My son flushed my wedding rings down the toilet will state farm insurance cover that under our homeowners ?
I had my rings on the stand next to the toilet and sink in our master bathroom. I went into the bedroom tog et something and I hear the toilet flush and when I went in there to see what he was doing my wedding rings were gone. We have State Farm for our homeowners insurance that covers our jewlrey for I think 2500 but will they cover something like this?

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18 Responses to “State Farm® “Sixteen” Insurance Commercial”

  1. GottaS4Y Says:

    i know the kid in the first few moments of the commercial lol

  2. softballchic92 Says:

    PATRICK DEMPSEY!!!! love his mcdreamy voice lol

  3. TYR Says:

    depends on how you open it.

    sole propriotor if you merely sign a brokers agreement with them as yourself. Then you are merley in your own business as a broker for them

    If you went into business with someone else in the office you would be a partnership ( depending on the agreement as to what type), if you incorporated and had that corporation owning the business where you had a broker relationship though that corporation, then you would be a corporation.

    State Farm would have all those types as agencies within thier broker agents. What you left out was an employee, if the agency was actually owed by state farm itself you would merely be an employee

  4. Since2004 Says:

    State Farm is a great company to work for. As you know they are the top auto insurance company in the nation, therefore the company is in a stable financial position.

    To become an agent at State Farm you need a bachelors degree, most likely in Business Administration. Most agents start out as Licensed Staff, meaning they work for an agent to learn about the company, procedures, sales and they take care of licensing requirements in their state. Then you discuss becoming a Trainee agent with the Agency Field Office in your region.

    As a Trainee Agent you will train side by side with a current State Farm Agent, often a retiring agent. When that agent leaves you open your own office and the company alots you some of the clients of your retiring agent or other retiring agents.

    I think becoming a State Farm agent is rewarding and has a secure future. Today, State Farm has a strong hold on the auto insurance and personal lines fire business in the United States, but new State Farm agents are encouraged to sell Life, Health and Financial services such as long term care policies so you will need to be licensed in all of those areas, which you can probably take care of while you are working as Agent Staff. Hope that helps

  5. Leigh67 Says:

    I suggest you locate a nearby car insurance agent to help. Since I live in South Carolina I can't recommend anyone in New Mexico, but here is an website that can help you. http://www.easyautoinsuranceguide.com/New-Mexico-Car-Insurance.html

    Hope it works out

  6. bigtiii Says:

    State Farm approves the use of junkyard suspension parts in our market. If you want your “sixteen” to hit seventeen my opinion is….find another insurance company.

  7. onceuponxatime Says:

    he reminds me of chicken little.

  8. lyianne baby Says:

    What country are you from and how many times have they been bombed? That could be a good factor. Do you return to that country alot?

  9. angelawoods007 Says:

    You need to send the written complaint to your state insurance department, including a copy of the declination letter from State Farm.

  10. JoJo Says:

    I just got a ticket for speeding and he said Points are what raise the insurance but he was a rookie.

  11. checkmarkedprod Says:

    yeahhh he was in the promma mia episode of hannah montana and he was in JONAS and he wrote on the wall in cheese!

  12. kellyclarksonfan127 Says:

    omg pause at 0:18 i think i no dat kid

  13. superfwooper Says:

    Deer in the headlights 0:05! Awh, cute!

  14. angelajada98 Says:

    im the girl at 0:04

  15. Rhett Fox Says:

    I have USAA and they will cover it. So someone as big as State Farm should. Good Luck

  16. omjKizzle Says:

    aww ur soo right, hey wasnt he on disney channel a couple of times?

  17. randyya_randyyaa Says:

    Sure, with ANY insurance company, you're going to have complaints.

    However.

    By a WIDE margin, State Farm insures more homes in the United States than ANY other insurance company. Also, they have the absolutely LOWEST ratio, of upheld insurance complaints, combined, with all the state insurance commissioners (from AM Best's Review).

    So sure, if you have 100 houses in a neighborhood, and 98 of them are insured with State Farm, one with Nationwide, one with Allstate, and ONE of those claims gets denied, it's most likely going to be the State Farm one. But, if it's denied because they ALREADY paid for the roof in June, and the homeowner didn't replace it, well, that's VALID.

    So . . . you have to look deeper, if you want a FAIR answer to that. OH, and I am not now, and never have been, a State Farm agent. But my personal homeowners insurance, IS with State Farm – and that should tell you something.

  18. Angel M Says:

    All homeowners policies give you the option to add extra coverage for furs, jewelry, etc etc.

    If you don't have specific jewelry coverage it probably won't cover anything unless it was stolen from your home.

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