Noclaimkorting

Noclaimkorting, also known as no-claim discount or NCB (No Claim Bonus) in some insurance contexts, is a system used by many insurance companies, particularly for vehicle insurance, to reward policyholders who do not make claims during a policy year. The core principle is that if a policyholder drives safely and avoids accidents or incidents that require an insurance claim, they are deemed a lower risk. Consequently, upon renewal of their policy, they are offered a discount on their premium.

The percentage of the discount typically increases with each consecutive year a policyholder remains claim-free. For example, after one claim-free year, a policyholder might receive a 10% discount, and this could escalate to 50% or more after several years. The specific discount structure varies significantly between insurance providers.

The noclaimkorting system incentivizes safe driving and responsible policyholding. It aims to reduce the number of minor claims by encouraging policyholders to cover small damages themselves, thereby preserving their no-claim discount. However, it's important for policyholders to understand the terms and conditions of their specific insurance policy, as certain events might not be considered a "claim" that affects the discount, while others will. The discount is generally tied to the policyholder, not the vehicle, meaning it can be transferred to a new vehicle under the same policyholder's name.