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Insurance Check & Budget Calculator

Check how insurance cover fits household situation, core protection, add-ons and monthly budget impact.

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Display currencyChoose the currency symbol for entered amounts and results. No exchange-rate conversion is applied.
Use the income that is actually available to the household each month after tax and payroll deductions.
The household situation helps classify priorities such as family protection or income protection.
Children often increase the importance of liability, income protection and family protection.
Home ownership can add property risks that are not equally relevant for renters.
For self-employment, income loss, liability and business-related cover often need separate checks.
Enter vehicle cover separately so mandatory and mobility-related risks remain visible.
Enter the monthly premium or convert annual premiums to a monthly value.
This represents protection against long-term income loss, not a product recommendation.
Enter liability, partial and comprehensive motor cover as one monthly value if applicable.
Treat contents protection separately from existential risks.
Relevant for owners; renters usually do not hold this as a separate contract.
Legal protection is often an optional add-on and should not crowd out basic protection.
Especially relevant when dependants rely on income or loans need to be protected.
Health add-ons differ by country and system; avoid double-counting basic healthcare cover.
Bundle further policies such as travel, phone, pet, glass or specialist cover as a monthly amount.
FAQ

FAQ about Insurance Check & Budget Calculator

Which insurance do I really need?

That depends on household situation, income, property, family, work, vehicles and existing risks. The calculator structures important protection areas and does not recommend a product.

Is a low insurance share always good?

No. Low cost can also mean that important risks have not been considered. The calculator therefore looks at both budget and protection areas.

Why is there a budget range?

The range is simplified guidance, not a rule for every household. The key question is whether existential risks and mandatory cover are considered first.

Should I cancel optional insurance?

Not automatically. Check risk, coverage scope, deductibles, possible policy overlaps and cancellation terms first. Some add-ons can be useful; others are comfort cover.