House Insurance
Hi, I am new to all things French, so please excuse me.
Anyone able to give recommendations for Home Insurance? Are there any comparison websites or do I need to do this locally? thanks Lar |
Re: House Insurance
Originally Posted by Larster
(Post 12667138)
Hi, I am new to all things French, so please excuse me.
Anyone able to give recommendations for Home Insurance? Are there any comparison websites or do I need to do this locally? thanks Lar Others will come along with other recommendations, but I've always been with GAN, simply because a neighbour used to work there! Never any problems... Be aware that a classic "Home Insurance" also includes "responsabilité civile" for any damage caused by you or yours (including pets) to third parties. |
Re: House Insurance
My suggestion would be to use a "mutuelle" insurance - possibly one with a small agent's office.
We struggled to get car insurance until we found an agent who was really helpful. We arranged property insurance with our bank because it was convenient. Watch out for conditions like having to close shutters if you are not at home and getting chimneys swept each year. HTH |
Re: House Insurance
We used a local agent who is quite good. However, if you wish to change your insurers please note you wil need togive a year's notice. We too had a bit of a battle about shutters as we have a veranda at the front and they wanted us to have ugly rolling shutters. The agent ffound another who was fine with the thickness of the glass.
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Re: House Insurance
Originally Posted by grannybunz
(Post 12667161)
We used a local agent who is quite good. However, if you wish to change your insurers please note you wil need togive a year's notice. We too had a bit of a battle about shutters as we have a veranda at the front and they wanted us to have ugly rolling shutters. The agent ffound another who was fine with the thickness of the glass.
Back to the original question, there are online insurers who offer quite attractive premiums but we have stuck with those who have local agents you can call into and talk directly with which is just more comfortable when dealing with possible language issues. It does mean doing the rounds of your local town but then you can also get a feel for how friendly and efficient they are. |
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