Progressive is sending nearly $1 billion back to Florida drivers after regulators found the company collected more than state law allows, turning a technical insurance rule into a rare windfall for ...

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Progressive will issue a refund to many of its 2.7 million Florida car insurance customers in 2026. During that time, the company will repay policyholders nearly $1 billion in excess profits ...

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On Thursday, Fargo Army veteran James Malstrom received a Toyota Camry, six months of insurance, and a gift card through Progressive’s Keys to Progress program. On Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, Army veteran ...

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Florida's largest auto insurer, Progressive, will return nearly $1 billion to 2.7 million policyholders. Policyholders active on December 31 will automatically receive the credit in 2026 without ...

Progressive’s auto insurance division recently announced that it will begin paying back about $950 million in excess profits taken in over the past three years from its policyholders in Florida. The ...