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Cost rank is not withdrawal rank
Three lookup tools share one FIO 2022 file. Among ZIPs with at least 1,000 policies, cheapest is not withdrawal: Ford Cliff 16228 at $738/yr ≠ New Orleans 70125 #1 nonrenewal (9.95% at premium #450 of 25,593).
- $738
- Ford Cliff 16228 cheapest (≥1,000 policies)
- 9.95%
- New Orleans 70125 nonrenewal #1
- 3
- Interactive tools on this hub
- #450
- New Orleans on the premium corpus
Every tool uses the same Federal Insurance Office ZIP-level premiums, loss ratios, and nonrenewal rates as the ZIP and state pages. The cheapest-vs-nonrenewal join above uses the 1,000-policy floor also used on the nonrenewal ranking board. These are averages, not quotes.
- Affordable ZIP Finder Find the lowest-premium ZIP codes in any state, ranked from cheapest, with loss ratio and nonrenewal context. Open tool
- Loss Ratio Percentile Enter any loss ratio and see where it falls nationally, from insurer-favorable to underwriting-loss territory. Open tool
- ZIP Risk Checker Look up a ZIP code's premium, loss ratio, claim frequency, and nonrenewal rate in one quick read. Open tool
What the lookup returns
Every ZIP has a base premium record. Deeper fields thin from there.
All 25,593 ZIP codes in the FIO extract carry an average premium figure. Coverage narrows from there: not every ZIP has a filed loss ratio, and fewer still have a reported nonrenewal rate for the tools above to place on a board.
- Base premium record 100% 25,593
Every ZIP in the FIO extract has an average annual homeowners premium figure.
- Loss ratio on file 98.9% 25,310
Feeds the Loss Ratio Percentile tool’s national comparison.
- Claim frequency on file 98.8% 25,274
Feeds the ZIP Risk Checker’s claim-frequency read.
- Nonrenewal rate on file 85% 21,752
Feeds the Affordable ZIP Finder’s cheapest-vs-nonrenewal join and the ZIP Risk Checker.
Share of the 25,593-ZIP FIO extract carrying each field. Source: U.S. Treasury Federal Insurance Office homeowners data, 2018-2022.
According to the U.S. Treasury Federal Insurance Office, every tool runs on the same source data (2018-2022) used across the site: no sign-up, no tracking, just the numbers. See our methodology for how each tool's figures are calculated. Looking for a specific area? Start with a ZIP lookup or the rankings. Download the state table as CSV (fio-homeowners-state-statistics.csv).
Every figure on PlainInsure is rendered directly from U.S. Treasury Federal Insurance Office data, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on U.S. Treasury FIO data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.