Many advisors suggest a limit at least equal to your net worth, adjusted for future earnings and specific exposures such as pools, docks, boats, rental properties, teen drivers, household staff, and public visibility. Private client carriers commonly offer umbrella limits of $10 million or more, with excess layers available above that.
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