I was just thinking about this - most of us who are too busy running our business, we rarely think about an extremely unlikely, but still possible - adverse event that could wipe out our wealth just because we forgot to secure our assets properly. Most of us use LLC's and Corps to protect our personal assets from business litigation.
But if someone slips and falls on your property and God forbid they are significantly injured - you're PERSONALLY on the hook for medical bills, lost wages, other expenses which can run into the hundreds of thousands. :338:
We take out health insurance and car insurance because it's legally required for all, but we rarely hear about Umbrella Insurance or strategies to protect our assets above and beyond the amount that is covered by run-of-the-mill basic insurance. Granted, Umbrella Insurance is only for those that have 6 figures and higher in net worth.
Any tips regarding PERSONAL asset protection for the risk averse who'd like to plan before disaster strikes?
But if someone slips and falls on your property and God forbid they are significantly injured - you're PERSONALLY on the hook for medical bills, lost wages, other expenses which can run into the hundreds of thousands. :338:
We take out health insurance and car insurance because it's legally required for all, but we rarely hear about Umbrella Insurance or strategies to protect our assets above and beyond the amount that is covered by run-of-the-mill basic insurance. Granted, Umbrella Insurance is only for those that have 6 figures and higher in net worth.
Any tips regarding PERSONAL asset protection for the risk averse who'd like to plan before disaster strikes?