Other types of insurance Xavier is a doctor with a standard HO-2 policy with $425,000 worth of insurance on his home, an auto insurance policy with liability limits of 100/300/50, and an additional professional liability policy that protects him against negligence and mistakes made only in his professional activities with a $500,000 limit. His daughter recently took a course in personal finance and wants to make sure her father is adequately protected from potential losses. Although she knows her father has all the standard policies, she describes a number of situations that aren't always covered under standard policies. For each of the scenarios that follow, indicate either (1) which of Xavier's current coverages already protect him or (2) the correct type of coverage that would protect him against the loss described. In addition to these policies, he is considering an umbrella liability insurance policy with a limit of $1 million. Which of the following statements regarding umbrella policies is true? If Xavier's house is destroyed by a peril not listed under the HO-2's named perils, the umbrella policy will cover the cost of rebuilding (up to $1 million). If Xavier's mother-in-law trips on a broken step on his porch and suffers injuries that require $120,000 worth of medical care, his umbrella policy will cover the difference between the total cost and what the HO-2 covers. The cost of the additional umbrella policy is extremely high; therefore, it is worth it only if Xavier is extremely the wealthy