Which insurances are useful?

  • Erstellt am 2019-04-23 19:31:47

Milo3

2019-04-24 14:15:07
  • #1
With all due respect, but comparing premiums for biometric risks is just as good as saying that a red car cost such and such... and yes, I would not conclude any RiLV or disability insurance without a patient record. There are notification obligations, withdrawal obligations, duties, etc. Believe me, in the event of a claim, you are the one who gets the short end of the stick. Another keyword: Upcoding from the statutory health insurance... Check smoker/non-smoker definitions and report if necessary. The Allianz offers a simplified health check in connection with a loan. What is actually against an internet provider for a RiLV? With your higher premium, you basically only pay the intermediary. But if you pay them, they should support you with their (hopefully) competent expertise.
 

LuckyDuke

2019-04-24 14:23:07
  • #2


I wouldn't generalize that way; it largely depends on the amount to be insured. For us (R+V), blood tests, EKG, HIV test, urine sample, complete extract from the doctor's records ... etc. were required. So just ask about the proof threshold in advance.

Best regards
 

halmi

2019-04-24 14:32:01
  • #3
Our terms are a few posts earlier. It must have been worth it for you to completely drop your pants, right?
 

Milo3

2019-04-24 14:38:21
  • #4


Dropping your pants is a good thing for you (as long as there are no complaints), then you have a guarantee in case of performance. Somewhat ironic that lay statements are given more attention than professional expertise✌
 

halmi

2019-04-24 14:44:58
  • #5
Well, we have answered all questions truthfully at the most reputable RLV provider on the market. I see fewer problems in the event of a claim here. The points mentioned by LuckyDude I didn't even have to endure with my private health insurance.
 

LuckyDuke

2019-04-24 14:58:56
  • #6
Let's put it this way, the threshold for us was at €500k.
 
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