Multiple subqueries to create a Report

Question

I can't seem to find the appropriate solution for a report. I have Joined two tables together to get all the information I need, but now I have to group data by state and group by three other variables - New, Retained, Cancelled.  Then loop through the amount of states that are in the DB.  Assuming I have UT and WA
The report should look something like this:
State: UT
Number
Premiums
New Policies
3
$74.97
Retained Policies
2
$13.98
Cancelled Policies
1
$5.99
Net Policies
4
$82.96
State: WA
Number
Premiums
New Policies
3
$74.97
Retained Policies
2
$13.98
Cancelled Policies
1
$5.99
Net Policies
4
$82.96
Here is my sort of working Code:
<CFQUERY NAME="ActiveCustomers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT * FROM tbl_customers
INNER JOIN tbl_plans ON tbl_plans.ProductID = tbl_customers.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Active" AND Month(DateSignup) < "#Form.Month#"
ORDER BY DateSignup asc;
</CFQUERY>
<cfset ActiveCustomerTotal = 0>
<cfoutput query="ActiveCustomers">
<cfset ActiveCustomerTotal = #ActiveCustomerTotal# + #ActiveCustomers.ProductPrice#>
</cfoutput>
<CFQUERY NAME="NewCustomers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT * FROM tbl_customers
INNER JOIN tbl_plans ON tbl_plans.ProductID = tbl_customers.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Active" AND Month(DateSignup) = "#Form.Month#"
ORDER BY DateSignup asc;
</CFQUERY>
<cfset NewCustomerTotal = 0>
<cfoutput query="NewCustomers">
<cfset NewCustomerTotal = #NewCustomerTotal# + #NewCustomers.ProductPrice#>
</cfoutput>
<CFQUERY NAME="CancelledCustomers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT c.Status, c.ProductID,(SELECT SUM(p.ProductPrice) FROM tbl_plans p WHERE p.ProductID = c.ProductID) AS ItemSum
FROM tbl_customers c
WHERE  c.Status = "Cancelled" AND Month(c.Cancelled) = "#Form.Month#"
ORDER BY Cancelled asc;
</CFQUERY>
<cfset CancelledCustTotal = 0>
<cfoutput query="CancelledCustomers">
<cfset CancelledCustTotal = #CancelledCustTotal# + #ItemSum#>
</cfoutput>
I have looked everywhere for help.

Answer 1

I don't have Create Scripts because I use Sequel Pro to create everything visually.  I would consider myself More Designer than Programmer - Don't hold it against me.
"New Policies", "Retained Policies", "Cancelled Policies", and "Net Policies" are just titles to describe the calculations -  They don't exist in the table structure.
For example:
tbl_customers has 3 customers that signed up this month (New Policies).
tbl_customers has 6 customers that signed up prior to this Month but still Active(Retained Policies - carry over from previous Months). 
tbl_customers has 4 customers that cancelled this Month (Cancelled Policies).
The "Net" is New + Retained - Cancelled.
So, I do a query that Joins tbl_customers(this table holds the ProductID(Policy), State, DateSignup, Status(active or cancelled), Cancelled(null if still active)  and tbl_plans holds ProductID(Policy), ProductPrice(PolicyPrice).
A Join outputs all listings:
SELECT c.State AS State, p.ProductPrice  AS Price
FROM tbl_customers c
INNER JOIN tbl_plans p ON p.ProductID = c.ProductID
I originally created Three different Queries:
<CFQUERY NAME="ActiveCustomers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT * FROM tbl_customers
INNER JOIN tbl_plans ON tbl_plans.ProductID = tbl_customers.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Active" AND Month(DateSignup) < "#Form.Month#"
ORDER BY DateSignup asc;
</CFQUERY>
<cfset ActiveCustomerTotal = 0>
<cfoutput query="ActiveCustomers">
<cfset ActiveCustomerTotal = #ActiveCustomerTotal# + #ActiveCustomers.ProductPrice#>
</cfoutput>
<CFQUERY NAME="NewCustomers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT * FROM tbl_customers
INNER JOIN tbl_plans ON tbl_plans.ProductID = tbl_customers.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Active" AND Month(DateSignup) = "#Form.Month#"
ORDER BY DateSignup asc;
</CFQUERY>
<cfset NewCustomerTotal = 0>
<cfoutput query="NewCustomers">
<cfset NewCustomerTotal = #NewCustomerTotal# + #NewCustomers.ProductPrice#>
</cfoutput>
<CFQUERY NAME="CancelledCustomers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT c.Status, c.ProductID,(SELECT SUM(p.ProductPrice) FROM tbl_plans p WHERE p.ProductID = c.ProductID) AS ItemSum
FROM tbl_customers c
WHERE  c.Status = "Cancelled" AND Month(c.Cancelled) = "#Form.Month#"
ORDER BY Cancelled asc;
</CFQUERY>
<cfset CancelledCustTotal = 0>
<cfoutput query="CancelledCustomers">
<cfset CancelledCustTotal = #CancelledCustTotal# + #ItemSum#>
</cfoutput>
This works to obtain all calculations for the three variables, but tried to combine the results into one single query with a UNION.
<CFQUERY NAME="Customers" DATASOURCE="#db#">
SELECT c.State, SUM(p.ProductPrice ) AS Price FROM tbl_customers c
INNER JOIN tbl_plans p ON p.ProductID = c.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Active" AND Month(DateSignup) = "10"
GROUP BY Month(c.DateSignup), c.State
UNION ALL
SELECT c.State, SUM(p.ProductPrice )AS Price FROM tbl_customers c
INNER JOIN tbl_plans p ON p.ProductID = c.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Active" AND Month(DateSignup) < "10"
GROUP BY Month(c.DateSignup), c.State
UNION ALL
SELECT c.State, SUM(p.ProductPrice )AS Price FROM tbl_customers c
INNER JOIN tbl_plans p ON p.ProductID = c.ProductID
WHERE  Status = "Cancelled" AND Month(Cancelled) = "10"
GROUP BY Month(Cancelled), c.State
</CFQUERY>
The Union works, but now I don't know how to group out the table by state.
What I need to do is start grouping the output.
Group all policies that where DateSignup is this Month. (New Policies)
Group all policies that where DateSignup is older than this Month, but are still "Active" (Retained Policies)
Group all policies that are where Status is "Cancelled" and Cancelled is This Month.
Then, Output the results like so:
UT
Number
Premiums
New Policies
3
$74.97
Retained Policies
6
$225.98
Cancelled Policies
4
$178.88
Net
5
$122.04
WA
Number
Premiums
New Policies
1
$9.99
Retained Policies
3
$225.98
Cancelled Policies
1
$9.99
Net
3
$225.98