• Information Needed to Quote Your Insurance

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    • Umbrella 
    • Umbrella policies provide more liability coverage should you run out of coverage on your underlying policies. For example, you have a car accident where you are at fault and you're covered. Their medical bills, physical rehab bills, prescriptions, missed time from work, etc all add up to $850,000. You auto policy pays up to the policy limit, let say $250,000. With an umbrella, that policy would cover the other $600,000. Without an umbrella, they would come after you for reimbursement. It can vary by State what they are able to come after, but usually they can garnish your wages, take any money you have in savings, take tax returns, and can force you to sell extras (extra car, boat, motorcycle, ATV, 2nd home, etc.). For this reason, we recommend you at least have more coverage than you have in total assets, while also factoring in your income level to protect that too.
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