Property, liability, fleet, and group health and life insurance can each be put out to competition separately – but managed together the portfolio is more transparent, and wherever the insurer offers a package discount, that becomes available too. One point of contact, every policy in one hand.
🎮 Spinning Plates – how many policies can you handle at once?
Renewals, covers and discounts in one table – not ten policies in ten drawers.
Group health and life insurance: tax-efficient benefits that help retain people – with their own dedicated pages.
Data reports, re-tendering (if you let me know before the renewal date) – and if a claim stalls or turns into a dispute, I help you, where I can, as broker. Notification runs through the insurer's claims line. You can still ask questions after signing.
vallalkozas.biz is the umbrella page for business insurance: this is where the full picture comes together. Each area has its own, deeper page:
20 minutes by phone or video: your situation, your goals, your budget. Free of charge, with no obligation.
I collect offers from the relevant insurers and hand them over in a single, easy-to-read table – strengths and weaknesses included.
You decide, I handle the paperwork. If you have a question later or your situation changes, let me know – and when a claim comes, I help you get started.
Property, liability, vehicles, people – a company's policies work well when managed as one system.
Read it →Machinery breakdown insures the key machines; business interruption is rarely bought, yet sometimes truly justified.
Read it →A broker is not the insurer's agent but your appointee – running competition, translating terms, helping you at claims, where possible. Insurers pay the fee.
Read it →For a sole trader, the business's risk directly touches personal assets too; for a single-member Ltd, the member's liability is limited, but the company's operation and the family's livelihood are still linked.
Read it →The company laptop on the kitchen table sits on the border of two policies – and by default easily belongs to neither.
Read it →For a startup the question is not "have everything" – but which one or two covers you must not enter the market without.
Read it →One table shows every renewal, cover and premium; overlaps are filtered out, package discounts captured – and everything runs through a single contact.
It depends on the activity, but the skeleton is usually: property cover for the premises, business/professional liability, and the fleet if there are vehicles. Benefits and special covers build on top.
Yes: group life, accident and health covers can be tax-efficient, retention-boosting benefits. Details on csoportos.biz – while service-financing health insurance lives on egeszseg.biz.
Above a set number of vehicles, fleet management is more transparent: for compulsory motor liability the law (Gfbt.) sets the threshold at five or more vehicles, while for casco/comprehensive cover it's a per-insurer minimum. Either way, it means one renewal date and simpler administration – the size of the premium advantage depends on the arrangement. Dedicated page: flotta.biz.
Most of the data-gathering only needs to happen once; from there – if you let me know before the renewal date – I prepare the renewal re-tendering and the data sheets, and if a claim stalls or turns into a dispute, I help you, where I can. Reporting material changes (headcount, premises, activity) is the policyholder's duty – I help, but the obligation stays with the company. Approving the data and signing always remain with you.
The forms are in Hungarian. Completed copies can be returned by e-mail: info@tukacs.com.
Bea the accountant nods too: a tidy insurance portfolio shows in the numbers.
As an independent broker I make insurers compete for you – not the other way round. My advice costs you nothing.
vallalkozas.biz is the information and quote-request page of Emánuel Dávid Tukacs, independent insurance broker. As a broker I act on the client's behalf: I compare offers from several insurers, and the decision always rests with the client. My advice is free of charge to the client – the brokerage remuneration is paid by the insurer.
