- Travel insurance covers the incidents that may occur during a trip, from its cancellation to the loss of luggage and many more coverage.
- You can hire a policy for a specific trip, for one of long duration and even for several that will be made in a year.
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Auto insurance
Basic personal auto insurance is mandated by most states and provides you with some financial protection in case of an accident.
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Travel assistance coverage
The most common coverage in travel insurance are those related to assistance to the insured during the same.
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Health insurance
Health insurance helps people protect themselves against high medical costs. It is a contract between the person and the insurance company where the person buys a plan and the company agrees to cover part of the medical expenses
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Life insurance
Life insurance can be contracted to cover the death of the policyholder or for him to obtain a return on his money.
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Personal Insurance
here are many types of insurance that can be hired. You only have to take a look at our compactor to check the varied offer of insurance products that exists, from Car Insurance, with all the modalities that there are, to Home Insurance or Life or Decease Insurance
What is Travel insurance?
What does travel insurance cover?
Travel assistance coverage
Medical assistance
Prolongation of the stay as a result of an illness or accident.
Sending medication to the place where the insured is located.
Transfer or repatriation of the insured and his companion.
Transfer or repatriation in case of death.
Early return.
Management and coordination of assistance services.
Translation service.
Substitution of the insured for repatriation in the case of work trips.
In addition to these it is possible to find others such as the payment of expenses for loss of documentation or classes in the case of a study trip, for example.
Baggage coverage
Accident coverage
Legal defense
Cancellation of travel and insurance
Exclusions
What is auto insurance?
Basic personal auto insurance is mandated by most states and provides you with some financial protection in case of an accident. But is it enough? What are the options? Learn how car insurance works and what types of coverage are available.
Understanding auto insurance—the basics
- Property – such as damage to or theft of your car
- Liability – your legal responsibility to others for bodily injury or property damage
- Medical – the cost of treating injuries, rehabilitation and sometimes lost wages and funeral expenses
Who is covered by my auto insurance—and under what circumstances?
Is auto insurance coverage mandatory?
- Bodily injury liability – which covers costs associated with injuries or death that you or another driver causes while driving your car.
- Property damage liability – which reimburses others for damage that you or another driver operating your car causes to another vehicle or other property, such as a fence, building or utility pole.
- Medical payments or personal injury protection (PIP), which provides reimbursement for medical expenses for injuries to you or your passengers. It will also cover lost wages and other related expenses.
- Uninsured motorist coverage reimburses you when an accident is caused by a driver who does not have auto insurance—or in the case of a hit-and-run. You can also purchase under insured motorist coverage, which will cover costs when another driver lacks adequate coverage to pay the costs of a serious accident.
What other types of auto insurance coverage are typical?
- Collision reimburses you for damage to your car that occurs as a result of a collision with another vehicle or other object—e.g., a tree or guardrail—when you’re at fault. While collision coverage will not reimburse you for mechanical failure or normal wear-and-tear on your car, it will cover damage from potholes or from rolling your car.
- Comprehensive provides coverage against theft and damage caused by an incident other than a collision, such as fire, flood, vandalism, hail, falling rocks or trees and other hazards—even getting hit by an asteroid!
- Glass Coverage provides coverage from windshield damage, which is common. Some auto policies include no-deductible glass coverage, which also includes side windows, rear windows and glass sunroofs. Or you can buy supplemental glass coverage.
What is gap insurance and do I need it?
what is Health insurance?
Before seeking private health insurance, investigate to find out if you or your child could obtain health coverage in other ways. The Government considers that a person is covered if you have Medicare or Medicaid, CHIP (a statewide program of health insurance for children) program or insurance obtained through the work of a parent or spouse. Your child may also be covered or could meet the requirements to access low-cost or free coverage through public programs.
What is a insurance of life?
There are 2 types of Life insurance: Life Savings and Life Risk.
Life insurance is the provider of protection against the death and disability of more than 30 million Spaniards. A third of them have it contracted individually, and the rest as a collective insurance hired by their company or for several members of the same family. It is an insurance product that is very widespread due to the help it represents for relatives and relatives when the policyholder dies or becomes disabled, especially when they depend directly on their income or are linked to a loan of any kind.
What are Personal Insurances?
To put order among so many offerings, in the insurance sector there are three types of Insurance:
Damage or property insurance
Insurance of Service Provision
And within each of these classes of insurance, there are policies of the most varied, both in the coverage they offer, and in the way they cover these risks.
Your own name gives the definitive clue the definition of these policies. Personal Insurance or Insurance for People are those that cover the risks that may affect the physical integrity, existence or health of the insured person.
Depending on the characteristics of these insurance products, we can classify the Insurance for People in four broad categories:
Personal Accident Insurance
Health insurance
Dependency Insurance
Let’s see what characteristics define each of these Personal Insurances.
Personal Life Insurance covers the death of the insured or a situation of total and permanent disability due to accident or illness. When contracting a Life Insurance, an insured capital is established that will be paid to the beneficiaries in case the insured risks occur.
Survival Insurance or Life Insurance Savings
Mixed Insurance
On the other hand, it should be noted that these policies are important in the role played by the three figures that, together with the insurer, intervene in the contract, ie the policyholder, the insured and the beneficiary. If you are interested, in this blog we have talked about the differences between policyholder and insured, and also the beneficiaries of Life Insurance.
Death Insurance, also known as Life Risk Insurance, is what we associate with Life Insurance. These policies commit the insurer that, in the event that the insured dies before the end of the contract, the insured capital is paid to the beneficiaries designated in the Insurance.
In the Survival Insurance, better known as Savings Insurance, the beneficiaries are guaranteed the payment of the insured capital if the insured lives at the moment of the termination of the contract.
Individual Systematic Savings Plans (PIAS)
Individual Long Term Insurance (SIALP or savings plan 5)
Life Annuity Insurance
Unit Linked Insurance
If you are interested in this type of Life Insurance, this posts about Savings Insurance may interest you.
Finally, there are Vida Horror products that include death coverage in their guarantees, so that if the insured person dies, the beneficiaries will charge the insured capital. And if it does not happen, the policy will comply with the profitability agreed in the contract, at the time of its expiration.
Accident Insurance is the type of policy for people who have a greater presence. When contracting this policy, the insurer undertakes to compensate with an economic amount, in case the insured person suffers an accident that incapacitates him for the performance of his professional activity or, even, causes his death.