NC INSURANCE RATE TRACKERCERTIFIED 2026-06-01

North Carolina insurance rate statistics

Every headline figure this register publishes, one to a section, each anchor-linked and each carrying the document it came from — so any single number can be quoted with its source. Sought figures come from Rate Bureau filings; allowed figures from Department of Insurance settlements and orders.

Largest request on record

+42.2%

The homeowners filing of 2024 carries the largest statewide increase the North Carolina Rate Bureau has sought in this record.

NCDOIDOCKET-1584-NOTICE

What was allowed on it

+15.0%

On that same filing, the Department of Insurance allowed this statewide average, distributed unevenly across the rate territories.

NCDOIDOCKET-1584-NOTICE

The only outright denial

0.0%

One filing in this record was denied in full: the auto filing of 2019, which sought +4.9% and was ordered to zero.

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Sought against allowed, all filings

18.9 pts

Across every filing that carries both a request and an outcome, this is the mean distance in percentage points between what was sought and what was allowed.

NCRBFiling record (CSV)

Spread across territories

$3,119

The filed Form 3 exhibit separates the highest reference premium (Territory 110, Beach Area and Ocean Front) from the lowest (Territory 200, Western Mountains) by this much, which is why one statewide average lands differently county by county.

NCRBNCRB Form 3 territory exhibit

Span of the record

18 yrs

This register transcribes every North Carolina personal-lines rate filing made between 2008 and 2025, filing by filing, with the document each figure came from.

NCRBFiling record (CSV)
Filings verified through October 1, 2027

Scheduled dates beyond that come from orders already issued. Every figure on this page comes from a Rate Bureau circular or a Department of Insurance settlement or order, linked beside the number. How we compile this · Report a correction