Car
From third-party cover to fully comprehensive, with travel assistance, a replacement vehicle and legal expenses cover.
What does it involve?
Car insurance is compulsory if you want to drive. From there, each policy is tailored to how you use your car: from third-party cover to fully comprehensive, with or without an excess.
As brokers we compare the insurers on the market and advise you on which insurer is best suited to your needs, looking for the best balance between cover and price.
Travel assistance policies also cover the travel, accommodation and meal costs of at least one companion for the patient.
Standard cover
- Compulsory and voluntary third-party liability
- Own damage, with or without an excess
- Theft and fire
- Broken glass
- Travel assistance from the first kilometre
- Replacement vehicle
- Legal expenses cover and claims for damages
- Loss of driving licence
What an Insurance Broker Really Is
A broker is the expert who acts between the insurance company and the client, representing the insured party and their interests, not solely the insurer's.
We are the only professionals legally qualified to advise with strict independence and impartiality from insurance companies.
- We compare the marketAdvice based on an objective analysis of contracts from a sufficient number of insurance companies.
- It costs you nothingThe broker is paid by the insurer in the form of commissions. In principle, the service costs the client nothing.
- We handle everythingFrom taking out the policy through to the claim, if one arises.
- We defend your interestsAgainst the insurer, in the same way a lawyer would.
Other Personal Insurance
Motorbike
In Spain, motorbike and moped insurance is compulsory in order to ride freely.
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Electric scooter
Third-party liability to ride, plus the option to also cover accidents and the scooter itself.
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Home
Water damage, broken glass, fire, weather events, short circuits, breakdowns and theft.
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Holiday letting
A holiday-let property carries risks that an ordinary home policy doesn't cover.
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Rent guarantee
You still receive the rent even if the tenant stops paying, with legal proceedings and damage covered.
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Homeowners' associations
Protects the community building: structure, fabric and third-party liability.
View insuranceWhat People Tend to Believe, and What Actually Happens
Five ideas we hear often that turn out to be costly the day there's a claim.
"Going it alone works out cheaper."
A broker costs you nothing: they're paid by the insurer. And they compare several companies at once that you'd otherwise have to approach one by one.
"All policies are the same."
Two policies at the same price can have very different limits, excesses and exclusions. What matters is what the terms say on the day of the claim.
"The broker works for the insurer."
The broker represents the insured and their interests. The person who represents the company is its agent, which is a different role entirely.
"If I have a claim, I'll sort it out myself."
How the report is opened and documented shapes the whole process afterwards. We handle it, and the claim too.
"Switching insurer is a hassle."
We handle it, including cancelling the previous policy in good time so it doesn't renew on its own.
"The compulsory cover is enough for me."
The legal minimum covers what you cause to others, not what happens to you. That's the difference between a scare and a real problem.
Shall we prepare a car insurance quote for you?
Tell us about your situation and we'll send you a comparison with the best options on the market, the best support for making the right decision.
- No obligationWe give you the price and the cover; you decide.
- No costAs brokers we're paid by the insurer, not you.
- Fast responseDuring office hours, usually the same day.
What questions do you have?
We'll get back to you with a car insurance quote and a tailored comparison.
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Prefer to talk? Call us on 922 235 203 or message us on WhatsApp at 667 420 381.