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Umbrella Policy Limits

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Definition

Umbrella limits extend beyond homeowners coverage. They apply after homeowners policy limits are exhausted, providing comprehensive liability protection.

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Umbrella policies extend liability coverage beyond homeowners policy limits, typically from $1 million to $5 million. Umbrella coverage applies after homeowners policy limits are exhausted. Policies are inexpensive relative to coverage provided. Recommended for high-net-worth individuals or those with significant liability exposure.

Pro Tip

Umbrella policies are affordable. Consider coverage equal to net worth.

Example

A $1 million umbrella policy extends liability coverage after homeowners policy $500,000 limit is exhausted.

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