Is comprehensive car insurance mandatory, and who pays for it? | Ask Banky

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Editor-in-Chief Mohamed Salah

Is comprehensive car insurance mandatory, and who pays for it?

Asked by Banky team 2 months ago 1 views
Banky team Reviewed editorial answer

Yes, comprehensive insurance (against accidents, theft and fire) is mandatory in favour of the bank throughout the loan period. The customer bears its cost (the first year's premium is usually paid in instalments together with the loan). Some banks offer “no insurance” programs, but in return they raise the interest rate on the loan to offset the risk.

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