Not exact matches
In the United States,
more than 2.4 million small businesses are set up as a limited liability company (LLC) for the purpose of limiting
personal liability and
protecting the owner's
personal assets in the event of business failure.
# 4 is a little
more abstract, though I see you have an LLC taxed as a sole proprietorship, and so I'm guessing
protecting your
personal assets may have been one of the driving reasons you formed the LLC in the first place.
More importantly, having a business entity may
protect your
personal assets in the case of professional failure.
However, it is strongly recommended that you carry significantly
more than the minimum required limits, particularly if you have substantial
personal assets that you would like to
protect.
Maybe your overall
personal finances have improved and your
assets increased significantly, and you want to
protect them better with
more coverage.
These kinds of policies are very essential to
protecting your financial
assets, and your
personal belongings may be
more at risk than you think.
With coverage for your
personal property to
protect it from a variety of perils that could befall it, as well as coverage for liability to
protect your family and your
assets, it's
more than worth the cost.