At kotelezo.biz, machine and human work together: the online calculator gives you direction in minutes, and the shared work keeps your MTPL cover in order – with a pre-renewal comparison and bonus-malus class protection. Your share of that comes to roughly 20 minutes a year.
Here's what Rudi notices: there was a calculation, a good conversation – and the renewals have taken care of themselves ever since.
Everything starts with the date: find (or, on request, I look up) your policy's renewal date and class – that's what sets the deadlines. Why this is the first step →
The online calculator gives you a direction from your car's details, with no obligation – the result reaches me and feeds into our shared work.
Several insurers' competing offers in a shared table: premium with its terms, add-ons item by item, a picture of service – strengths, weaknesses, ready for a decision.
I start the new policy from the renewal date, get the written cancellation ready to sign by the deadline, and check the policy document – in this order.
You report the claim through the insurer's claims line or online platform – that's the fastest route. If the case stalls or becomes disputed, I help the client, as broker, where I can.
Roughly a quarter of an hour to 20 minutes a year: class, premium, add-ons, a fresh market picture. If you get in touch before your renewal date, I prepare the comparison – the decision stays yours.
The details of each step are in the Insights: finding your renewal date, the quote-request data list, reading the offer table, switching step by step, reporting a claim, the renewal-time routine.
The year-end weeks are the switching period for calendar-renewal policies – under the rules in force, typically the older and fleet segment. For us this isn't pressure to switch, it's a chance to compare: if the full picture is better elsewhere, we switch; if what you have is right, we stay. Most policies, though, “campaign” at their own renewal date – the renewal notice tells you when.
With an independent broker, insurers compete for you – not the other way round. My advice is free of charge.