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Dec 19, 22:11

Essential Insurance Coverage for Homeowners and Renters in Germany

This article explains the different types of insurance needed in Germany to protect against water damage, emphasizing the importance of building insurance for owners and homeowners insurance for renters. Liability insurance is also highlighted to cover damages caused to others.

Essential Insurance Coverage for Homeowners and Renters in Germany

This article explains the different types of insurance needed in Germany to protect against water damage, emphasizing the importance of building insurance for owners and homeowners insurance for renters. Liability insurance is also highlighted to cover damages caused to others.

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How does German insurance law address negligence in claims related to water damage?

Building insurance is crucial for property owners, protecting against structural damage. Homeowners insurance safeguards personal belongings, and liability insurance is essential for covering damages inflicted on others. These policies are interconnected, addressing various risks.

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Nov 12, 19:06

France combats energy poverty among homeowners

France tackles energy poverty with a focus on supporting homeowners struggling with renovation costs.

France combats energy poverty among homeowners

France tackles energy poverty with a focus on supporting homeowners struggling with renovation costs.

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What were the results of the 2021 fundraising campaign, and what are the future goals?

The association's 2021 campaign raised over one million euros, helping 512 people overcome energy poverty and supporting 250 renovation projects. Their goal is to assist 1000 families annually by 2025.

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Nov 20, 13:12

German Homeowners Resist Energy-Efficient Renovations

A recent survey reveals that many German homeowners are hesitant to renovate their properties for energy efficiency due to high costs and unclear government subsidies. This resistance poses a significant obstacle to achieving climate goals.

German Homeowners Resist Energy-Efficient Renovations

A recent survey reveals that many German homeowners are hesitant to renovate their properties for energy efficiency due to high costs and unclear government subsidies. This resistance poses a significant obstacle to achieving climate goals.

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What are the potential solutions suggested by the ING to overcome this reluctance?

A recent ING survey reveals that approximately 30% of respondents would only renovate their properties for energy efficiency if legally obligated, up from 12% the previous year. A significant portion (over a third) also cited high costs and insufficient government subsidies as reasons for not undertaking renovations in the past three years.

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