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Personal umbrella insurance, or personal umbrella coverage, protects you and your family when you've exceeded the liability limits on your auto and/or property insurance policy.
Your assets, home equity, retirement savings, and more could be at risk from personal injury and property damage claims if you don't have the right level of coverage. When you get an umbrella insurance quote through Progressive, you can choose up to $5 million in added liability protection on your umbrella policy — safeguarding the lifestyle you've worked hard for.
An umbrella insurance policy extends well beyond your home and auto insurance in case you're found liable for more than your other insurance policies can cover. A personal umbrella policy gives you the flexibility to select a liability limit that best protects your assets, all the way up to $5 million. Umbrella insurance can also include the following:
Consider this scenario: You're sued for $1 million after an auto accident or an incident at your home or property. However, your insurance only covers up to $500,000 in damages (which is often the highest amount of liability coverage available for standard homeowners insurance and auto insurance). Your umbrella insurance coverage can cover the remaining $500,000 you're responsible for, plus your legal costs, up to the limit you selected.
Progressive's personal umbrella insurance isn't just for the wealthy. If you own a car or you're a homeowner, condo owner, or renter, umbrella insurance offers additional coverage to protect your assets from the costs of legal action and large judgments. You may also want extra protection if you have an asset like an ATV, RV, boat, or motorcycle. Learn more about if you need umbrella insurance. You can buy a personal umbrella policy anywhere in the United States.