Is there anything better than Risiko LV?

  • Erstellt am 2016-06-02 11:40:02

MarcWen

2016-06-02 20:01:08
  • #1
With us, there is also something about [Bruttobeitrag] and [Zahlbeitrag]. The amounts remain constant throughout the entire term.
 

toxicmolotof

2016-06-02 21:18:39
  • #2


Skiing is not a high-risk sport. Neither is motorcycling.

Have it clearly explained to you, for hobbies that may involve special risks, from when it must be declared.

Limits are often set where timing is involved (ski racing, motorcycle racing, car racing) or where the risk is proven to be higher (diving, climbing, high alpine ski touring).
 

Bieber0815

2016-06-02 22:43:02
  • #3
A note for cautious people. If there is a sole or main earner, it makes sense to insure their life. But conversely, one should also consider: Can the sole earner continue to work to the same extent if the housewife/mother passes away, or is there a need for additional childcare and household help?

Yes (first sentence), no (second sentence). This profit participation is of course not guaranteed. And lately, insurers are also allowed to offset losses from one business with others (google: "Zinstief trifft auch BU-Versicherte").

Nevertheless: In my insurance, there has never been an adjustment of the payable premium so far; but that could still happen.
 

MarcWen

2016-06-02 22:55:53
  • #4


Sure? As I said, we have 2 offers. In one, the surplus participation is not guaranteed. In the second, there is nothing of the sort and the payment amount is fixed for every year.
 

Espenlaub

2016-06-03 06:16:06
  • #5
We have chosen mutual coverage, constant premiums, costs about €14 per month for both of us. Our insurance broker offered it to us. Hobbies were also stated truthfully, including climbing, riding a motorcycle.

Best regards, Rina
 

Bieber0815

2016-06-03 06:36:20
  • #6

Yes, of course.
 
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