If you live in Norway - you either live here alone or with your family. Regardless of whether you have your apartment, house or rent, it is worth choosing an innbo insurance. Many people still confuse the concepts of permanent insurance and innbo. We met with our expert, Michał Kuczkowski, to dispel all doubts and explain what exactly is included in Innbo and why it is worth having them?
Innbo insurance - what does it include?
Let's start from the beginning. What is the difference between permanent insurance and Innbo insurance.
Permanent home insurance - applies to all objects of solid materials that we cannot take out of the house: walls, windows, installations.
Ubezpieczenie Innbo Forsikring - acquired items such as furniture, movable parts, apartment buildings?
Be sure to read: Home insurance in Norway. Listen to the conversation with expert Michał Kuczkowski
Who is affected and when is it worth having them?
Scope and number of peoplecovered by the insurance is precisely determined when signing the contract and depends on it. We usually insure ourselves and our immediate family. Wife/husband and children. It's worth having them regardless of the situation. We often think that only the house or real estate itself is valuable. The truth is that our purchased items may also have value: stylish furniture or even electronics/household appliances. We often save large amounts of money for a washing machine, refrigerator, or new TV.
Does Innbo insurance apply to rented accommodation?
Of course. As the description of insurance itself shows, insurance is related to our belongings, personal goods that have value to us. It is worth noting here that the insurance can cover any damage caused beyond ours place of residence. Example? The insurance applies to an electric scooter. We will also receive support if an accident occurs outside the home. The insurance covers items in the apartment, but also the garage, attic and living room case of Norway classic Norwegian houses where Scandinavians like to relax.
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