What the policy should cover
Based on your car’s value and use, we’ll review collision, theft, natural hazards and damage to a parked car. The scope depends on the contract.
Let’s compare your car’s cover, excess and repair terms. What matters is how much of a loss you would pay yourself.
Review my car’s cover
Based on your car’s value and use, we’ll review collision, theft, natural hazards and damage to a parked car. The scope depends on the contract.
We’ll check any fixed amount, percentage or combination, and the risks they apply to. A lower premium may mean paying more yourself when you claim.
For a financed car, we’ll check the financing agreement’s requirements. At renewal, we’ll review the details and terms, including how a total-loss payout is calculated.
An illustration for a contract with a percentage excess subject to a minimum amount. It does not establish entitlement to a payout; exclusions, limits and loss valuation are not included.
In this model, the excess cannot exceed the accepted loss.
I’ll call you and also send the specific options by email.

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By phone or online.
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correspondence address only.
* Both email and phone are required.
It depends on the contract. Offers may differ in their use of approved repair shops, your choice of repairer and how costs are calculated. We’ll compare these differences in advance.
No. Own-damage cover concerns your own vehicle; PZP covers a different need: liability for damage caused to others.
Details of the vehicle, how it is used, its financing and your current policy. We’ll add which events you want covered and the excess you can afford.
Information source: NBS – PZP and own-damage car insurance. This is a general explanation; we’ll discuss the specific terms during a consultation.