Individual Annual Aggregate Vs. Shared Annual Aggregate
Individual Annual Aggregate Vs. Shared Annual Aggregate
Don't Get Left Out.
Avoid insurance programs with shared limits.

Much like the game of musical chairs, an insured member with a shared policy, you may find yourself with no seat when the music drops-with no insurance coverage when the money available to pay for claims run out.
Don't Get Left Out.
Avoid insurance programs with shared limits.

Much like the game of musical chairs, an insured member with a shared policy, you may find yourself with no seat when the music drops-with no insurance coverage when the money available to pay for claims run out.
Trying to figure out the right policy for you may seem intimidating, but we’re here to help! It is important to understand your policy and know exactly when your insurance policy is going to cover you in the event of a lawsuit.
Every insurance policy will offer individual limits, however, some policies also have a group shared policy aggregate limit, which some companies will fail to mention.
Individual Limits: Your policy will protect you up to the amount listed on your policy. Every insured person will have their own coverage, and the claims that others make will not affect their individual coverage amount available.
Shared Limits: Each individual policy holder may not have the coverage that they need at a specific time. When the group shared limit is reached for the policy year, anyone who files a claim afterwards will not be covered under their individual limits.
Trying to figure out the right policy for you may seem intimidating, but we’re here to help! It is important to understand your policy and know exactly when your insurance policy is going to cover you in the event of a lawsuit.
Every insurance policy will offer individual limits, however, some policies also have a group shared policy aggregate limit, which some companies will fail to mention.
Individual Limits: Your policy will protect you up to the amount listed on your policy. Every insured person will have their own coverage, and the claims that others make will not affect their individual coverage amount available.
Shared Limits: Each individual policy holder may not have the coverage that they need at a specific time. When the group shared limit is reached for the policy year, anyone who files a claim afterwards will not be covered under their individual limits.

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Individual Annual Aggregate Vs. Shared Annual Aggregate
Don't Get Left Out.
Avoid insurance programs with shared limits.

Much like the game of musical chairs, an insured member with a shared policy, you may find yourself with no seat when the music stops-with no insurance coverage when the money available to pay for claims runs out.
Trying to figure out the right policy for you may seem intimidating, but we’re here to help! It is important to understand your policy and know exactly when your insurance policy is going to cover you in the event of a lawsuit.
Every insurance policy will offer individual limits, however, some policies also have a group shared policy aggregate limit, which some companies will fail to mention.
Individual Limits: Your policy will protect you up to the amount listed on your policy. Every insured person will have their own coverage, and the claims that others make will not affect their individual coverage amount available.
Shared Limits: Each individual policy holder may not have the coverage that they need at a specific time. When the group shared limit is reached for the policy year, anyone who files a claim afterwards will not be covered under their individual limits.
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Annual Aggregate
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