I just paid ours and it was $150 for the year. It is worth it for peace of mind.

We got it because everytime I look at all the luxury cars in the lanes next to me, I fear what the bills would be if I were in an accident!

Yes, six million thru State .Farm. we.'r lawyers. never had to use it yet but with teens driving and a pool you can't been too safe

Yes - its a no brainer. You can't afford not to have it.

Assuming you have assets (significant equity in your home, for instance), it's totally worth it for the peace of mind.
You're not required to use the same company as your homeowner's, but it's probably where you're going to get the best deal, and it's easy -- why wouldn't you?
Ours is with USAA. In our litigious society, I wouldn't be without it.

Yes. You can get sued for anything, including dying. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/woman-struck-killed-teen-sues-family-article-1.1770602

Anonymous wrote:You have to have everything ibsured through a single insurer btw

nottrueB

The umbrella is about $100, but you have to increase your auto coverage and decrease your deductibles, so overall you will probably pay significantly more to add umbrella.

But as PPs note if you have assets in excess of $500k you really should have umbrella coverage.

You have to have everything ibsured through a single insurer btw

State Farm. Also about $100 ish annually.

We used to have everything bundled with Geico and just switched to Amica---now have everything there. Umbrella cost went up slightly ($20 a year) but homeowners and auto was enough of a discount that we're still saving money.

Anonymous wrote:Those that have umbrella ins., could you recommend yours? Company I mean

We have our car and home insured by USAA. Ask your current insurer- prob the easiest and cheapest.

Those that have umbrella ins., could you recommend yours? Company I mean

We have 3 "youthful drivers" and pay $1500 for $5M.

Ours is about $180 a year for $1M too. Still a great deal but not $100.