12/09/2025
Imagine this:
You’re sitting at a red light, minding your own business, when suddenly—boom—someone slams into the back of your car. Your neck snaps forward, your shoulder burns, and before you can even process what happened… the other driver speeds off. Or worse, they stay, but they have no insurance. None.
Now the physical pain is one thing—but the financial fallout? That part can linger.
This is exactly why Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage is one of the most undervalued protections on an auto policy. UM is your safety net. It’s the coverage that steps in for your bodily injuries when the person who hurt you either drove away, carried terrible coverage, or had no insurance at all.
Most of the time, your UM limits match your bodily injury liability limits—which means the protection you give others is also the protection you give yourself.
Ideally, you’d want those limits at $500,000, or at least $250,000 per person / $500,000 per occurrence. Because the truth is, you don’t get to choose who hits you… but you can choose how well you’re protected.
If you’re unsure what your current limits are, take a minute today to look—or reach out and I can help you understand what you already have. Your future self will thank you.