Umbrella Policy Coverage Calculator
Recommended umbrella coverage = net worth + 5-10× annual income (lawsuit-protection rule of thumb).
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How to use this calculator
- Enter net worth (assets minus debts).
- Add years of income to protect (5-10 typical).
- Round up to the nearest million-dollar policy tier.
About this calculator
An umbrella policy provides extra liability coverage above your auto and home liability limits. Recommended coverage equals at least your net worth (assets a lawsuit could reach) plus 5-10 years of income (protect against future earnings being garnished). Umbrella policies are cheap — typically $150-300 per million of coverage per year.
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