Cancellation in 3 clicks
While on 16 August 2022, the Law introducing emergency measures to protect purchasing power set out to make it easier to cancel various contracts, it was not until 16 March 2023 that the implementing decree for insurance contracts was published, making it effective from 1 June 2023. What are the new obligations introduced by this decree? How do you set up a 3-click cancellation procedure? What is the impact?
Ailancy offers you an analysis of this decree and its views on cancelling insurance contracts in 3 clicks.
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