SaluteScoutState Farm Military Discount — Sources and Number Register
Brand-page statements and state-law requirements retain separate bases, limits and dates.
Sources checked September 22, 2026; published September 22, 2026. No purchase or eligibility verification was performed.
Military figures, unknown fields and dates
| Figure or field | Source | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| 25% | R.S. 22:1482(A); §9511(A) | State-law percentage on its defined premium base; not stated in the State Farm military paragraph. |
| 50% | Section B; LDI eligibility notice | Disability threshold in voluntary-offer/tax-credit context, not a discount percentage. |
| Five years; principal driver of any age | Kentucky defensive-driving section | Military-provided course recency and qualification; no military percentage/base published. |
| January 1, 2025 | Statute history | Latest listed amendment effective date. |
| November 2020; August 3–4, 2026 | Published regulation; Bulletin; Announcement | Different document dates in the application-process transition; final amended rule not verified. |
| June 23, 2025 | General savings article | Article date only, not offer validity. |
| r × P; 0.25 × L | Editorial formulas using the cited rate and confirmed policy base | No premium, basket or dollar saving assumed. |
| September 22, 2026 | This review | Review date for each row; not a policy date. |
Only a percentage assigned to a military-related offer is treated as that offer’s rate. Ordinary safe-driving, student and multi-car percentages do not fill military-rate fields.
Official source register
- State Farm Louisiana: Military Personnel Discount
- State Farm Kentucky: military defensive-driving qualification
- State Farm Missouri: reviewed discount list
- State Farm general auto discounts
- State Farm general savings article
- Louisiana current R.S. 22:1482
- Louisiana published Regulation 81
- LDI August 2026 notice and application link
- LDI Bulletin 2026-11
The brand rows and statutory row remain separate. A state-law requirement is not text that appeared in State Farm’s brief discount description.
Reading scope and unresolved originals
The main-query audit used the existing signed-in Chrome browser with U.S./English search parameters. Google’s footer could not determine location. The web view’s first eight organic results matched the initial standard view; videos and search summaries were excluded.
Nine original top-ten pages yielded readable bodies. The original fifth result, Compare.com’s military-discount article, remained at a security check after two openings. A later State Farm Drive Safe & Save page was read as a labeled supplemental result; its ordinary-program percentages do not become military rates. Unreadable originals were not counted as absent.
State Farm’s relevant Louisiana and Kentucky accordion sections were expanded and read. Third-party percentages and general advice did not supply missing official bases or coverage scope. No new nationwide availability survey or personalized insurance quote was performed.