NORTHBROOK, IL, November 21, 2024 – Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) today announced that its estimated disaster loss for October due to Hurricane Milton was $286 million, or $226 million after-tax. I did. An unfavorable pre-tax provision of $144 million was reestimated primarily related to Hurricane Helen in southern Georgia. Carolina and North Carolina. Year-to-date catastrophe losses totaled $4.84 billion in October, or $3.82 billion after tax.
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