Auto insurance
Any changes like marriage, moving or adding a new driver could affect your auto rate.
Learn how to choose and change your liability insurance, so you can stay protected as your life changes.
These key factors can help you choose liability coverage and limits that are right for you.
Use your net worth as a starting point when you select liability limits. If you have high-value assets, you may want higher coverage limits to protect them.
Some activities and situations can increase your risk of being sued, like having a pool or hosting parties. You may want to adjust your coverage to make sure you're protected.
Getting married, changing jobs, adopting a pet and other life changes can affect your coverage needs. Make sure your liability coverage still works for your new situation.
By reviewing them at least once a year, you can make sure you still have the right coverage and your policy details are up to date.
Any changes like marriage, moving or adding a new driver could affect your auto rate.
Changes to your home, like improvements or downsizing, can affect your coverage needs.
If you've moved, found a roommate or got a new pet, you may need to update your coverage.
Auto liability coverage helps protect you financially if you cause an accident. It can help pay for other people's bodily injuries or property damage, as well as your legal fees if you're sued.
By law, most states require you to have at least a minimum amount of liability coverage.
Umbrella insurance can help when a claim is more than the liability limits of your homeowners, auto or renters insurance.
If a claim against you is more than what your policy can cover, an umbrella policy could help pay the rest.
Check out resources to help you adjust your coverage when certain changes happen.
Get tips for coverage and keeping your things safe as you move to your next home.
As your teen starts driving, make sure you get the right coverage and discounts.
Renting out a property can bring new risks. Learn what you need to know to help protect your investment.
Protecting your business from potential claims and lawsuits is crucial. Find out ways to help cover yourself and your business.
It helps protect you financially if you're responsible for someone else's injuries or property damage.
The right coverage can help you avoid paying large out-of-pocket costs if something goes wrong.
To learn more about how it protects your wallet, check out the benefits of car liability insurance.
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You don't have to be a millionaire to be sued like one. And while you may not be a millionaire, your liability insurance needs could add up to more than you might expect.
At USAA, we understand your coverage needs can change over time, which is why we recommend you review them at least annually.
Auto liability coverage helps protect you financially if you're at fault in an accident.
Say you're in a traffic accident and responsible for damaging multiple cars and injuring several people.
If their medical bills and vehicle damages exceed the limits on your policy, could you afford to pay the difference?
You may have to sell assets, dip into your savings or even have your paychecks garnished until you have paid what you owe. The general rule of thumb is to carry enough liability coverage to protect your assets such as owned property, savings, or investments, as well as your future earnings potential. However, each person's situation is unique.
Securing protection for the future is just one of the many ways USAA is here to help you become financially prepared. When it comes to liability coverage, it costs only pennies on the dollar compared to the protection it provides.
Use the link provided to review your current liability limits and make the necessary updates to make sure you’re protected.