STATE-FARM-RO-08-CPC-CLIENT

State Farm is a insurance company that offers a variety of insurance products, including auto, home, renters, and life insurance. One of the company's most popular products is its auto insurance. When a customer purchases auto insurance from State Farm, they are charged a premium, which is the monthly or yearly price paid for the policy. In addition to the premium, customers are also responsible for paying any deductibles and copays associated with their policy. One of the charges on a customer's statement is the CPC, or Client Protection Charge. This charge helps to cover the costs of investigating and resolving consumer complaints against the company. The CPC is assessed by State Farm on a per-policy basis, and the amount varies depending on the type of policy and the state in which it was purchased. For example, the CPC for an auto policy in California is $1.50 per policy, while the CPC for a homeowner's policy in Florida is $2.00 per policy.