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Did you know that not all car insurance includes roadside assistance? This guarantee is not necessarily included in the most basic third-party insurance. It is true that most insurance companies include it as standard in all their car policies, but they are not required to do so.
The insurance sector is immersed in the Insurtech ecosystem and one of the main repercussions is the significant increase in the demand for digital skills.
Training course; test to assess the aptitude to operate in a social environment; civil liability insurance … these are, among other things, some of the obligations that the recently released Animal Welfare Law requires in order to own a dog.
If you are thinking of taking a trip to the snow, it is a good idea to find out in advance how to protect yourself against the consequences of a mishap. Of course, the most important thing is your safety and physical well-being, but it is important not to lose sight of the fact that poor insurance cover can become a “financial snowball” due to rescue, relocation or rehabilitation costs.
Life insurance is a tool to protect your loved ones against unforeseen situations, and to guarantee the future you want for your family when your assets are not enough to do so on their own.
More and more people are turning to the Internet to meet their day-to-day needs. In fact, as revealed by a survey conducted by Google, 69% of consumers acknowledge that they routinely carry out online transactions and 51% of people who take out insurance expect their companies to have a well-established digital communication flow.
Home automation and security applications in our homes are already providing very positive experiences in terms of comfort, well-being, surveillance and assistance.
The digitalisation of insurance companies is now a reality that has also reached the field of healthcare thanks to telemedicine. But what exactly is telemedicine?
Progress only occurs when people feel safe. It is impossible to look to the future with confidence if it is not sustainable. That is why sustainability has been part of the insurance industry’s DNA since its inception. But what does this commitment look like?
Globally, oral diseases are among the most common non-communicable diseases (NCDs), affecting more than 3.5 billion people.
Cell phones are now part of our daily lives. Although at the beginning the possibility of talking on the move was their main attraction, over time these devices have become veritable computers, so that talking on them is almost the least important option for their users. Now they use them for taking photos, videos, using apps, documents, as a calendar, and so much more. As a result, insurance policies have also been adapted to the complexity of these devices to cover the possible incidents that we may encounter.
You don’t have to be a large company, a famous person, or have a lot of money to suffer a cyberattack. Any data shared on the internet is interesting to hackers. In fact, the highest percentage of cyberattacks are directed at SMEs and freelancers, as cybercriminals know that they are more vulnerable than large corporations.
The insurance sector is one of the most dynamic when it comes to adapting to new consumer habits and expectations. Digital transformation and innovation set the pace of this evolution in which personalization, customer experience and sustainability are vitally important.
Have you heard of on-off insurance? This is a new type of insurance product offered by insurance companies. Its main feature is that the customer can program their insurance, in other words they can “switch it on” or “switch it off” so that it is activated only on the days when they need cover.
When we book a trip in advance it is difficult to foresee all the circumstances that may occur around the dates of the trip. Whether they are work, illness or family reasons, the truth is that many things may force us to cancel the trip.
Social media has become an important information channel and a way for the business world to interact with consumers. The insurance sector is no exception.
Carsharing is a form of transport that allows users to enjoy the advantages of driving a vehicle without having to actually own it. Users rent these vehicles from a mobile app to make a specific journey, giving them greater flexibility and speed.
