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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2018 · 10 MIN

An Auto Insurance Horror Story

from Asset Protection Today with Bill Alexander · host Bill Alexander

Basic asset protection planning consists of four main components to make sure you are well protected. The first and most important component is a good liability insurance policy—and that normally means an umbrella policy to give you adequate coverage. You need to take care of this component first, which makes the other components work. Secure the policy before the fact and before it is too late. Also in this component is auto insurance. In this episode, Bill tells the story of one client who had a wonderful asset protection plan unraveled by a mistake with auto insurance. Bill also explains the importance of having "Med Pay" in your policy.  If you or your loved have questions about asset protection, or would like to know more about government assistance programs such as Medicaid, Veteran's Benefits, or other Special Needs programs, consider W.G. Alexander & Associates – we are experienced attorneys who offer a unique blend of asset protection, Elder Law and estate planning. You can also attend our free seminars, learn more through our website at www.wgalaw.com, or call us at (919) 256-7000.

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