Northbrook, Illinois, November 21, 2024-The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: All) today announced estimated catastrophe losses for the month of October of $ 286 million or $ 226 million, after taxes, including $ 102 million, before taxes , by Hurricane Milton and the unfavorable reserve of $ 144 million, before taxes, related to Hurricane Helene, mainly in Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Total catastrophe losses for October to date were $ 4.84 billion or $ 3.82 billion, after taxes.

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