A state-created property insurance option for certain hard-to-insure risks.

Why it matters

It may be a last-resort option, but coverage can be limited.

Example

A wildfire-exposed home may be considered for a FAIR Plan in some states.

Common mistake

Assuming FAIR Plans are identical in every state.

Related terms

surplus-lines;nonrenewal

Definitions are educational summaries. The policy's definitions and applicable law control a specific claim or coverage question.