Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

basförsäkring

English translation:

basic insurance (plan)

Added to glossary by Helen Johnson
Mar 3, 2009 11:14
15 yrs ago
Swedish term

basförsäkring

Swedish to English Law/Patents Real Estate types of property insurance
I've seen basförsäkring on google described as general insurance.
Is it just another word for general (allmänna) insurance, or does anyone know whether it is translated in another way? Basic insurance doesn't sound very good, for example.
TIA
Proposed translations (English)
3 +2 basic insurance (plan)

Discussion

Helen Johnson (asker) Mar 3, 2009:
There is virtually no context. The heading on the sheet is Bilaga 1 till avtal om förmedlingsuppdrag, where the choice of services to be ordered and paid for includes (examples) 'Bosäkrat utan areamätning', Dubbelboendekostnadsförsäkring, Basförsäkring and Tilläggsförsäkring, Larm under uppdragstiden..... That's all the sheet of options says.
Charles Ek Mar 3, 2009:
Please provide more context. The term is used for a variety of "basic insurance" policy types, running from commercial to personal auto to rented autos and even compensation for operating costs incurred on the inventory of unsold real property.

Proposed translations

+2
2 hrs
Selected

basic insurance (plan)

In the given context, it appears to be coverage for losses incurred during the listing a home offered for sale with the real estate broker/agent. I think it's actually part of that "Dubbelboendekostnadsförsäkring" and "basförsäkring" describes the basic plan, with an option for additional coverage as "Tilläggsförsäkring." See the reference link for a description of the coverage in Swedish from a real estate broker. The coverage is underwritten by Lloyd's -- I'll try to find an English term and advise if I do.
Peer comment(s):

agree Adrian MM. (X) : underlying insurance would not be a good alt. here,
18 mins
agree Anna Herbst : My choice as well.
13 hrs
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