Insurance
Fire insurance
Fire insurance, also known as home insurance, protects you and your property against a range of things. There are three different types of cover: basic cover, supplementary cover provided by your insurer if you have a claim, and optional cover that you can take out as a supplement. Each fire insurance policy compensates for material damage caused by fire, explosion, implosion, lightning, attacks and industrial disputes, being hit by an animal, being hit by any means of transport, a tree falling on the building, storm, snow or ice pressure on a roof, hail and natural disasters. Indirect losses are the various losses, costs and damage you suffer as a result of fire, water damage, storm, etc.
Just think of the costs of postage, car expenses, loss of time, administrative hassles, etc. For this reason, some home insurance policies provide for an automatic increase in compensation (e.g. by 10%) to cover these costs. If consequential loss cover is not included in your home insurance, you can usually take it out as an optional cover.
Family Insurance
Sometimes an accident is just around the corner. With the family insurance of OfpGroups, he is insured against unforeseen events in his private life. Do you or someone for whom you are responsible (your children, cleaning staff, pets, etc.) harm someone else? Then you can be held responsible and you may have to compensate for the damage. In this case, we defend their interests.
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Vehicle Insurance
You are insured against damage caused to others. Damage caused to another person with your car (bodily injury) is insured up to € 6,500,000 per event. Damage to other people's property is insured up to €2,500,000 per event What is liability insurance? Your car must have at least the liability insurance required by law. Then you are insured if it causes damage to other cars, people or things with your car. RL stands for 'Legal Liability'.
Balance of debt insurance
Product that fits your situation. Choose between different products depending on your situation, your expectations and your profile. Future investment Invest in your future or that of your loved ones by saving, investing or taking out a life insurance policy. Succession planning You choose the beneficiary to whom you want your capital to be paid out.
