How much do you have in assets? Assets that are uninsured are, essentially, insured by you and can be included in a large liability settlement. For example, if your total assets are $500,000 and your auto liability insurance limit is $300,000 you are left with $200,000 of uninsured assets. Use the worksheet below to total your assets and identify your uninsured assets.
| ASSETS | |
| Cash: | |
| Checking: | |
| Savings: | |
| Certificates of Deposit: | |
| Life Insurance Cash Value: | |
| Other: | |
| INVESTMENTS: | |
| Mutual Funds: | |
| Stocks: | |
| Bonds: | |
| Treasury Bills: | |
| Other: | |
| PERSONAL: | |
| Home(s): | |
| Car(s) | |
| Art & Collectibles: | |
| Jewelry: | |
| Furnishings: | |
| Other: | |
| RETIREMENT: | |
| Pension Value Today: | |
| Tax-Deferred Accounts: | |
| FUTURE EARNINGS: | |
| TOTAL ASSETS: | |
| Total Assets: | |
| Auto Liability Limit: | |
| Assets - Auto Liability Limit = Uninsured Assets: | |
| Total Assets: | |
| Homeowner Liability Limit: | |
| Assets - Homeowner Liability Limit= Uninsured Assets: |