Coverage layering combines multiple insurance policies to maximize protection and minimize gaps. It’s commonly used by homeowners, drivers, and businesses to stack primary, excess, and umbrella policies, ensuring claims exceed one limit are still covered. This strategy benefits anyone with high-value assets or significant liability risks, offering broader security without overpaying for a single policy.
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