The aids are readable and copyable directly on the page, with no registration – the data sheet can also be downloaded as an XLSX file. If a case gets stuck: do reach out.
Csenge believes in lists: a smooth claim isn't luck but a ticked checklist – Bence and Pajzsi nod along.
Room by room, in fifteen minutes: a realistic contents sum for signing, and a ready list at claim time – updated yearly, the inventory is a real help at claim time, rounded out with receipts and photos for complete documentation.
Fill it in →Why your contents are worth more than the first guess – and how the inventory becomes well-sized cover.
Read it →Six questions, and the picture emerges: is your home properly insured, and where is it worth adjusting – indicatively.
Take it →From mitigation to payout – reporting on the insurer's claims line, documentation, inspection, follow-ups, tick by tick.
Open it →Timed for March, works at renewal too: comparison, new policy, orderly cancellation, informing the bank – in the right order.
Open it →The questions worth asking about every offer – sums, definitions, limits, exclusions, claims duties.
Open it →10 minutes of preparation: address, floor area, values, optional-cover needs – no personal documents.
Open it →Fifteen minutes a year: indexation letter, values, usage, optional covers, deductible – in a tick-box list.
Open it →Locks, habits, signs of absence – a self-check list, with the "typically" expectations of policy terms.
Open it →The words of home insurance – each term in one plain sentence, linked to the deeper articles.
Open it →The 15 terms that make every offer and every policy document readable – a crash course.
Open it →"They won't pay anyway", "the old cheap one is fine", "the condo policy is enough" – ten myths, factual answers.
Open it →Bilingual vocabulary from home insurance to mortgagee clause – for international situations.
Open it →The five chapters that decide what your policy is worth at claim time – for non-lawyers.
Open it →Main-tap routine, pre-storm round, frost protection – what insurance leaves out, care protects.
Open it →The completed form can be returned by e-mail: info@tukacs.com. Every other aid lives directly on the page – so you always see the current version, and you can copy it any time. If you would like a version tailored to your home, mention it at the consultation.
For home claims the fastest route is the insurer’s claims line – for burst pipes, lock-outs or glass damage the 24/7 assistance lines can be called, if your policy includes an assistance service and subject to its terms.
| Insurer | Claims by phone | Online claims |
|---|---|---|
| Alfa | +36 1 477 4800 Lakásdoktor line (24/7): +36 1 525 2737 | Report → |
| Allianz | +36 1 421 1421 Assistance Express (0–24): 06 80 104 122 | Report → |
| Colonnade | +36 1 460 1400 · karrendezes@colonnade.hu | Report → |
| Generali | +36 1 452 3333 Házőrző home assistance (24/7): +36 1 458 4452 | Report → |
| Genertel | +36 1 288 0000 Home assistance (24/7): +36 1 465 3659 | Report → |
| Groupama | +36 1 467 3500 | Report → |
| K&H | +36 1 335 3355 (from mobile: 20/30/70 335 3355) | Report → |
| KÖBE | +36 1 433 1180 (menu option 3) · kar@kobe.hu | Report → |
| Signal Iduna | +36 1 458 4200 Household assistance (24/7): +36 1 666 7667 | Report → |
| Union | +36 1 486 4343 | Report → |
| Uniqa | +36 1 544 5555 (from mobile: 20/30/70 544 5555) | Report → |
Last checked: 27 August 2026 · Based on the insurers’ publicly available contact details – if in doubt, the contact details on your policy prevail.
After a free 20-minute conversation you'll hold a concrete list of steps for your own home instead of generic checklists.