Allstate ALL Accident and Health Insurance — Net income (loss)

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FAQ

What is Allstate's accident and health insurance — net income (loss)?

Allstate (ALL) reported accident and health insurance — net income (loss) of $25.5M in Q4 2025.

How has Allstate's accident and health insurance — net income (loss) changed year-over-year?

Allstate's accident and health insurance — net income (loss) increased by 67.2% year-over-year, from $15.25M to $25.5M.

What is the long-term trend for Allstate's accident and health insurance — net income (loss)?

Over 4 years (2021 to 2025), Allstate's accident and health insurance — net income (loss) has grown at a 1.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), from $96M to $102M.

What does accident and health insurance — net income (loss) mean?

This metric represents the net profit or loss generated specifically by the accident and health insurance business segment after accounting for all underwriting results, investment income, and applicable taxes. It reflects the segment's ability to price risk effectively and manage operational expenses relative to claims paid. This is a key indicator of the segment's contribution to the overall corporate bottom line.