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Originally Posted by Larry Caldwell
To the anonymous person who sent me a comment: You don't need to own a car to get an umbrella policy. Car liability insurance is a separate issue. You can even get an umbrella policy on renter's insurance.
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Just FYI---I didn't send you any anonymous comments
Thanks for your advice! Just that in the past I've been told in order to carry an umbrella, I must first carry max liability on any other property I insure with that agency. Perhaps I worded it wrong, I didn't mean I must insure ALL my property with that agency, just that all the property I had insured with them had to max out on liability before an umbrella could be applied.
I think this issue has been beaten to death enough! Thanks, everyone, for the advice
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