ng into account the area of your dwelling, the value of your possessions to protect, and the options that are most useful to you. 3- Pay attention to deductibles. Even when covered by a comprehensive home insurance policy, the insurer does not compensate for the entirety of the damage suffered in th ...
all income you declare. You can indeed choose a tax advantage on your voluntary contributions. The amounts paid into this savings plan during a year are deductible from your taxable income, within the limit of an overall ceiling set for each member of your tax household. For each contribution to y ...
ogress of their file. - **Facilitated repair**: direct coverage by the insurer with a network of partner garages, allowing the insured to only pay the deductible. Recent figures show that claims management via online insurance is processed on average twice as fast as by traditional companies, which ...
a Popular Retirement Savings Plan can only be made to another plan. Taxation The contributions made by each member of the tax household to a PERP are deductible from taxable income up to 10% of the latter and up to €24,854 for 2006. The savings are exempt from wealth tax, but the life annuity is s ...
redible range of vehicles). Be sure to verify: - **The number of registered seats**: that it matches the number of travelers. - **Insurance conditions**: deductible, coverage in case of breakdown or accident. - **Included mileage**: unlimited or capped? (It makes all the difference!) - **Additional ...
our immediate need may be. N.B. (Nota Bene) The term "actual costs" means that the insurer reimburses the exact amount spent, with no hidden cap, while the deductible refers to the amount that remains your responsibility before compensation. Also read the exclusions: war zones, extreme sports, or un ...