Tenerife Insurance

Chris Ross – Tenerife Insurance – Highly Recommended

Chris offers the following types of insurance:

Tenerife Life Insurance

Chris Ross – Life Insurance – Highly Recommended

DKV Health Insurance

Chris Ross – Health Insurance – Highly Recommended

Car Insurance in Tenerife

đźš—any driver aged 25 years old, no upper age limit
đźš—breakdown assistance, to a garage of your choice
đźš—windscreen & window replacement
đźš—injuries for driver
đźš—substitute vehicle
đźš—cars up to 30yrs old covered
đźš—UK, Spanish, Danish Registered Cars for 1 year
đźš—Foreign Registered cars covered for 3 months
đźš—legal defense

 

Pet Insurance in Tenerife

Chris Ross – Tenerife Pet Insurance – Highly Recommended

  • Help! My pet has gone missing! In the event of your pet going missing, Pet Insurance will help you find your pet, including the cost of locating your pet and accommodation.
  • In the event of an accident or illness. Pet Insurance provides your pet with the best veterinary care.
  • In the event of death, any expenses arising will be covered to help you during this difficult event.
  • Who will take care of my pet if I have to go into hospital? Don’t worry, your pet will not be neglected, and will enjoy a stay at a pet hotel. When you can’t watch your pet, Pet Insurance will take care of it as you would.

What happens if I don’t have pet insurance?

It’s sensible to be prepared for the financial costs if this should happen. If your pet has an ongoing, terminal or critical condition, you’ll have to pay for regular treatment and medication over your pet’s lifetime.

How much should I cover my dog for?

As a general rule, cover less than €5000 is likely to leave you with problems if your dog gets in a serious accident, and €8000 is the minimum most vets would consider to be fairly comprehensive.

An interesting article: Is Pet Insurance Worth the Cost?

 

Community Insurance Tenerife

Chris Ross – Community Insurance – Highly Recommended

Do I need a private home in­sur­ance policy if I have Com­munity In­sur­ance?

Yes, they are com­pletely un­re­lated. One will provide cover for your home and con­tents and the other provides cov­ers for your com­munity/com­munal areas. 

Advantages of Community Insurance

– Cover the risks that jeopardize the habitability and comfort which all communities must provide to their owners and families.
– Flexibility to adapt to each community´s needs.
– Possibility of insuring community furniture.

Plus all these benefits
– Legal protection/claims for damages.
– The option to lower the premium with excess.
– Automatic adjustment of insured sums and premiums.
– Coverage of the proportional amount of property co-owned with another community

 

Ferdiesa Insurance

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Tel: 615 39 79 08

Location: South Tenerife

  • Life Insurance
  • House Insurance
  • Funeral Insurance
  • Vehicle Insurance
  • Multi Policy Discounts
  • Pension Plans
  • Health Insurance
  • Other Insurances

Ferdiesa Insurance have been successfully meeting the needs of our clients in Tenerife, the Canarias and Spain since 2006. Our dedicated agents, Lorraine, Julie & Louise, specialise in personal and business insurances. We don’t believe in the “one-size-fits-all” approach and work with you to provide tailor made insurance policies to suit your needs.

Contact us for your competitive quotations.

Life Insurance – is it Necessary?

The worst mistake of all, of course, is to not have any life insurance. If this is you, it’s something that you need to rectify as soon as possible. The worst possible scenario is being alone in Tenerife dealing with the death of a loved one with financial problems and no life insurance.

Tenerife Life Insurance

Chris Ross – Life Insurance – Highly Recommended

When to take out life insurance? There is no exact age when you might need life insurance . Typically, you might start thinking about life cover when:

  • You take out a mortgage. Could your partner pay the mortgage if you were to pass away? Life insurance could ease this worry, and options like decreasing life insurance could be attractive if you want your payout to roughly decrease in line with your repayment mortgage.
  • You have children. Given the cost of childcare, after-school clubs and feeding a family, parents are arguably the main contenders for who should get life insurance.
  • You’re in a long-term relationship. It can be tricky to decide when to take out life insurance, but one trigger for getting life insurance could be once you have a partner who depends on you financially, which may be less likely in the early days of a relationship.
  • Before you retire. You really should take a life insurance policy long before this. The older you get, the more expensive it is and frequently life cover is refused due to medical issues as we age.
  • Moving abroad. Essential. Make sure your loved ones don’t have a financial crisis should you pass before them.
  • You may also want to consider joint life insurance.

Chris offers the following types of insurance:

Tenerife Health Insurance

Choosing the best health insurance for expats can be difficult. There are many insurance options to choose from and not all plans may suit your lifestyle, especially for those who have left it a little late in life.

Health insurance might be low priority when you move to Tenerife but there is a massive risk of getting ill abroad and it pays to be prepared. 

After taking the huge step of relocating to a new country, it’s important to ensure all aspects of your new life are secure, particularly when it comes to organising your expat health insurance. Ensuring that you and your family can access healthcare abroad is one of the first things you should organise – because no one can predict when an emergency or health issue might arise.

Find out what customer support is available – very important for your health insurance plan. Some insurers offer 24/7 support for their customers and also offer support in multiple languages. Be sure to do some research before you buy so you are aware of what to expect as you never know when a medical emergency may happen.

Above all, seek professional guidance from a reputable insurance broker who actually cares about their clients and can offer you a full service. AND please don’t forget about life insurance.No one wants to think about a partner passing but it’s very much worse with financial problems if you are left alone in Tenerife.

Are Motor Bikes Dangerous?

Insurance for Motorcycles & Scooters

Motorcycles are undeniably dangerous, especially when pitted against a car or truck in a collision. Motorbikes can look impressive on the open road and for thousands in Tenerife they’re the chosen mode of getting about the island. Unfortunately for their riders, bikes are considerably more dangerous than passenger vehicles. When motorcycles crash, riders get hurt.

Clearly, everyone thinks or hopes it will never happen to them. However it’s vital to consider the possibility  and take a quality bike insurance and don’t forget life cover. Surprising, insurance companies rarely load life cover if you ride a bike. 

Just How Dangerous are Motorbikes?

Motorbike Accident Statistics

With improvements in motorbike safety gear improving every year, bikers are now better protected than ever before. With improved qualifications, training, and various awareness campaigns the number of fatalities in the UK fell from 585 in 2004 to 285 in 2020. That’s a pretty impressive drop.

According to the statistics, the number of non-fatal but serious and slight motorcycle traffic collisions has also dropped significantly in the last 20 years.

So Why Are Motorbikes Thought To Be So Dangerous?

Riding a motorcycle or scooter is considered more dangerous than driving a car simply because you are more exposed, are not protected by the shell of a car or an airbag, plus you are not strapped in with a seat-belt and, supposedly only two wheels compared to four, makes them less stable.