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β˜‚οΈ Umbrella Insurance

Extra Liability Protection When You Need It Most

Umbrella insurance kicks in when your underlying policy limits are exhausted. It's one of the best-value coverages available, and most people qualify for it.

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Umbrella Insurance from Markve Insurance

A single lawsuit can exceed the limits of your home or auto policy. Umbrella insurance provides an extra layer of liability coverage β€” typically $1–5 million β€” at a surprisingly affordable price.

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Extends Home Liability

Picks up where your homeowners liability coverage leaves off β€” protecting your assets from major lawsuits.

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Extends Auto Liability

Covers serious auto accidents that exceed your car insurance limits, including attorney fees and judgments.

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Worldwide Coverage

Many umbrella policies cover incidents that occur anywhere in the world, not just at your home.

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Legal Defense Costs

Pays for your legal defense even if a lawsuit is frivolous β€” legal fees alone can be devastating.

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Umbrella Insurance β€” Common Questions

A $1 million umbrella policy typically costs $150–$300 per year β€” often less than $1 per day. Additional millions of coverage add relatively little to the premium.
Anyone with assets to protect should consider umbrella insurance β€” homeowners, vehicle owners, landlords, business owners, and anyone with significant savings or income. If you'd be devastated by a major lawsuit, umbrella coverage is worth it.
Umbrella insurance doesn't cover your own injuries or property damage, intentional acts, business liabilities (unless you have a commercial umbrella), or incidents covered by workers' comp.
Even excellent home and auto policies have limits β€” typically $300,000–$500,000 for liability. A serious accident or lawsuit can easily exceed those limits. Umbrella insurance bridges that gap affordably.