The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) provides property-casualty and protection products for autos, homes, electronic devices and identities through Allstate agents, independent agents, major retailers, online channels and workplace offerings. News about Allstate commonly covers personal auto and homeowners growth, Protection Services offerings, identity theft protection, mobile app features and distribution initiatives.
Company updates also include quarterly earnings, Property-Liability combined ratio trends, investment income, share repurchases and dividends, monthly catastrophe-loss estimates from weather events, policies in force and brand or community programs such as the Allstate NACDA Good Works Team.
Allstate (NYSE: ALL) announced estimated catastrophe losses of $220 million for September 2026, reflecting the month's catastrophe costs before tax. After tax, September losses were $173 million. Total catastrophe losses for the third quarter were $1.65 billion, or $1.30 billion after tax.
Allstate (ALL) is helping customers recover from Hurricane Isaias through claim-filing options and in-person support in Alabama and Florida. Customers can file claims around the clock online, through the Allstate app, by phone or through an agent. Five mobile claims centers offer assistance in Dothan, Enterprise, Destin and Pensacola; locations and hours may change with conditions and customer needs.
Recovery guidance covers documenting damage, preventing additional damage and keeping temporary-repair receipts. The Allstate Foundation donated to the American Red Cross for disaster relief and the Center for Disaster Philanthropy for resilience and preparedness.
Allstate (ALL) outlined how its Auto Lab trains auto claims adjusters to assess damage through hands-on vehicle inspections. The lab is one of two hands-on training environments at Allstate Claims University, a 33,000-square-foot training center in Dallas that opened in August 2026.
Designed using insights from more than 3.5 million auto claims, the lab includes 22 vehicles and four motorcycles, with electric, hybrid and gas-powered models. Training uses vehicle lifts, diagnostic tools and repair demonstrations. Allstate says this supports more informed damage assessments and clearer customer guidance.
Allstate (NYSE: ALL) will hold its third-quarter 2026 earnings conference call on Nov. 5, 2026, at 9 a.m. ET.
Financial results will be filed with the SEC on Form 8-K after 4:15 p.m. ET on Nov. 4, 2026. The earnings release and investor supplement will then be available on the SEC and Allstate Investor Relations websites. A live webcast and a replay shortly after the call concludes will be available at www.allstateinvestors.com.
The Allstate Corporation (ALL) reported estimated catastrophe losses of $748 million for August 2026, or $591 million after-tax.
August losses stemmed from 21 catastrophe events, with roughly half of the losses tied to a single wind and hail event. Combined estimated catastrophe losses for July and August were $1.43 billion, or $1.13 billion after-tax. Additional financial information is made available on the company’s investor website.
Allstate (ALL) declared approximately $29.3 million in aggregate cash dividends on three series of preferred stock for the dividend period from July 15, 2026, through Oct. 14, 2026.
The preferred dividends for Series H, I and J are payable on Oct. 15, 2026, to stockholders of record as of the close of business on Sept. 30, 2026. The quarterly dividend amounts per depositary share are $0.3187500 for Series H at a 5.100% annual rate, $0.2968750 for Series I at 4.750%, and $0.4609375 for Series J at 7.375%.
Allstate (ALL) has opened the Property Lab at Allstate Claims University, a full-scale residential training facility designed to improve how property claim adjusters handle home damage claims.
Located inside the 33,000-square-foot claims training center in Dallas, the Property Lab features two complete, two-story homes with basements that recreate common residential damage scenarios. Built using insights from more than 100 million property claims, the facility covers issues such as burst pipes, water intrusion, roof and skylight leaks, hail and storm damage, fire and smoke damage, and lightning-related equipment failure.
Adjusters train through hands-on inspections, cutaway wall sections, interactive digital tools and module-based courses on roofing, water damage, cabinetry, plumbing, electrical and sump-pump systems to support more accurate assessments and clearer explanations for customers.
The Allstate Corporation (ALL) had its group credit ratings affirmed by AM Best, including an A+ (Superior) Financial Strength Rating for Allstate Insurance Group, with all associated outlooks remaining stable.
AM Best also affirmed Allcorp’s Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of “a-” and all existing issue ratings, citing very strong balance sheet strength, strong operating performance and appropriate enterprise risk management. Allstate’s profit improvement plan, including rate hikes, tighter underwriting and expense reductions, drove materially better margins through 2025 and the first half of 2026, supporting a 26% statutory surplus increase in 2025 and a very strong BCAR-based risk-adjusted capitalization at year-end 2025. Allstate New Jersey’s outlooks were revised to stable from negative after earnings and capitalization improved, while Castle Key’s Long-Term ICR was upgraded to “bb+” and its FSR outlook raised to positive following stronger capitalization and underwriting performance.
Allstate (NYSE: ALL) reported estimated catastrophe losses of $682 million for July 2026, or $539 million after-tax. The month included 23 catastrophe events, with about 75% of losses stemming from two wind and hail events. Allstate posts material financial updates on its investor website.
Allstate (NYSE: ALL) launched Allstate Claims University, a new 33,000-square-foot training campus in Dallas designed to enhance the skills of its 23,000 claims professionals who handle about 8.5 million claims annually. The facility combines nearly 100 years of claims experience with immersive, hands-on learning.
The campus features a Property Lab with two full-scale, two-story homes simulating various damage types, and an Auto Lab with nearly 30 vehicles, including electric and hybrid models, informed by more than 3.5 million claims data points. Training focuses on more accurate damage assessments, clearer repair explanations and more consistent customer experiences as homes, vehicles and repair technologies evolve.