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Contents, buildings and liability, side by side across insurers and checked against what your home and mortgage require. We explain what that means in plain English. Our associated company arranges the insurance. We take on the tax that follows.
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What's covered
Dutch home insurance covers two things: contents and buildings. Contents (inboedel) protects your belongings. Buildings (opstal) covers the structure you own. Liability (AVP) is a separate policy for damage you cause to others. Renters can skip buildings. You will find the other covers on the insurance overview.
What our associated company does for you
They compare insurers and advise on the cover your home needs. They arrange the policy you approve. They handle a claim with the insurer when it happens.
What we do
We explain what each cover means in plain English. We make sure you understand the advice before you decide. We introduce you and pick up the tax that comes with your home. Owners with a mortgage can often deduct the interest in their tax return.
Your situation decides which covers you need. A mortgage lender will ask for buildings insurance, as our [mortgage advice](/en/mortgage/mortgage-advice) page explains.
Contents and liability. Your landlord covers the building.
Your mortgage lender requires buildings insurance before completion. Buying an apartment? Then the VvE, the owners association, mostly arranges buildings cover.
The full set, checked for gaps and double cover. Already insured? See if switching pays off. In an apartment, the VvE usually covers the building.
We look at your home, what you own, and any mortgage that applies.
You get cover compared across insurers and matched to your situation. Our associated company handles this comparison for you.
Our associated company advises you, arranges the insurance and takes it out with you.
Life changes and rules change. You get your cover reviewed and any claim handled for you. Leaving the Netherlands? We tell you what to cancel before you go.
One conversation, your whole picture
Home cover is where your mortgage and your household meet, checked against what your lender requires and what you actually own. Tax follows the home too, so we look at your tax return alongside.
Buying with a mortgage
Arranging your mortgage? Your buildings insurance is in place before completion. One conversation, both sorted.
New to the Netherlands
Filing your first Dutch tax return with us? Your contents and liability cover get arranged at the same time. So you're properly covered, without the paperwork piling up.
Book your free call. We explain what each cover does and what it costs.
What's included
Premium in view before you decide
Explanation in English or Dutch
Fits your mortgage and your situation
Your premium depends on your home and cover.
For a rented home
For your own home
For homeowners wanting all-risk cover
Reviews
Very detailed explanation and makes my works easier. Trustworthy. Thanks for your support.
The team has approached to all my tax related questions very swiftly and professionally. Highly recommended
I have a positive experience with Taxsavers. Professional, patient, and informed people with vast knowledge about financial rules in the Netherlands.
“You shouldn't have to work this out alone. I look at it with you and arrange the right cover.”
Kim van der Manden
Your advisor
A real person looks at your home, your mortgage and your family. If your situation changes, so does your cover.
Insurance advice is provided by our associated company A&H Finance, where Kim works. They advise you and arrange the insurance. Your agreement for this advice is with them and they are responsible for the service. TaxSavers introduces you and is not a party to that agreement. Do you have a complaint about the advice? Raise it with them first. If you do not reach a solution together, you can take it to Kifid. They are registered there and have accepted binding advice, so a Kifid ruling binds them.
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