Is Asspario builder's liability insurance recommended?

We have, besides a house, car, tralala, also a ship to insure. So you're then with the broker anyway, the regular insurances can't do that. The broker put together a policy for us mixing Lloyds and Generali, you start to get to know each other, to trust, then gradually took everything else to him as well. Claims handling goes through him. Collections through him. Special requests, for example with the house insurance the element rainwater penetrates the apartment during heavy rain, but no river, no flooding, stuff like that is all possible, he talks to the insurance, they give a commitment, then it gets included in the conditions, all that works with a good broker. K.

Alex, you are really stubborn. That is exactly what I immediately and gladly gave my broker, not the part with the doctors, but a general power of attorney otherwise. Now he insures me wherever he thinks it is good and affordable for us, I don’t take care of the stuff anymore, I am insured through him, he handles the rest, of course in communication with us, great system. Finally nothing to complain about. That is the broker principle. Karsten

And I thought I would simply take out an insurance there. Instead, you get deprived of your rights and are supposed to justify why you don't want a few more products. And on top of that, sign a blank check? Sorry, not with me. They can go under with their outdated business model.

Well, the topic of brokers is a case of its own. I am talking here about exclusivity. So far, I haven’t come across a broker who had additional discount contingents available. It is actually a well-intentioned piece of advice... I don’t think everyone here is clear about how brokers work. Not every broker works with every company... that’s why the tip to go for different exclusivities... and no, so far no broker has been able to undercut my offer in terms of price and comparable conditions.