In order to be able to commission an insurance broker, a brokerage contract is a basic requirement for cooperation.
As the name suggests, both contracting parties – i.e. you and Neodirect – conclude a contract with each other.
Components of this contract are, for example, the rights and obligations of the individual contracting parties.
Neodirect as your insurance broker has the duty to look for the most suitable insurance cover for you on the market.
On the other hand, you have a duty to tell your NEO (insurance broker) if something has changed in your life. Since we have no permanent insight into your private life.
The rights and obligations of both contracting parties are laid down in the brokerage agreement. The broker power of attorney is part of this contract in order to take over the supervision of your contracts and authorizes us, for example, to optimize your insurance, to cancel it and also to conclude new contracts for you.
Of course, this only happens with your consent and prior arrangement.
An important part of the contract is the possibility of terminating this contract.
The contract can be terminated at any time by either party. So you are not tied to Neodirect with a minimum contract term, as you may be used to from other contracts. A termination also has no effect on your insurance contracts, which remain completely unaffected.