# Non owner umbrella auto liability policy
**URL:** https://community.clark.com/t/non-owner-umbrella-auto-liability-policy/7056
**Category:** Uncategorized
**Created:** [February 7, 2025, 10:07pm UTC](https://community.clark.com/t/non-owner-umbrella-auto-liability-policy/7056 "2025-02-07T22:07:18Z")
**Posts on this page:** 4
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### Author:  [@markiemaple](https://community.clark.com/u/markiemaple)
#### Post date: [February 7, 2025, 10:07pm UTC](https://community.clark.com/t/non-owner-umbrella-auto-liability-policy/7056/1 "2025-02-07T22:07:18Z")
When I rent I purchase SLP (supplemental liability policy) that has a combined single limit per accident equal to $300,000. The thing is I have approximately 1.5 million in assets, mostly in nonretirement accounts. Is there an insurance provider that would offer an umbrella policy to someone like me who rents a car maybe five or six times a year? Live in Minnesota and my only other insurance is apartment renters through State Farm. Thanks all!
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### Author:  [@505badgolfer](https://community.clark.com/u/505badgolfer)
#### Post date: [February 8, 2025, 1:42am UTC](https://community.clark.com/t/non-owner-umbrella-auto-liability-policy/7056/2 "2025-02-08T01:42:15Z")
Interesting question. Id recommend contacting an insurance broker, not a captive agent. You might also want to check if a platinum credit card would offer this coverage. I’d start my search with American Express.
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### Author:  [@p1g1](https://community.clark.com/u/p1g1)
#### Post date: [February 8, 2025, 1:46am UTC](https://community.clark.com/t/non-owner-umbrella-auto-liability-policy/7056/3 "2025-02-08T01:46:19Z")
Checking with an insurance agent is a good idea. . I think that I read of an apartment renter who did not own a car and obtained an umbrella policy which included liability coverage for car rentals.
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### Author:  [@H200h](https://community.clark.com/u/H200h)
#### Post date: [February 8, 2025, 2:44am UTC](https://community.clark.com/t/non-owner-umbrella-auto-liability-policy/7056/4 "2025-02-08T02:44:29Z")
Why not just get $1M liability umbrella policy? It should cost you less than $300/yr.