Short answer
At present the site has no paid relationship with any insurer or broker, carries no advertising and earns nothing from the policies it describes. If that changes, this page will say exactly who the partner is and how payment works before any referral is offered.
Current position
- No insurer or broker pays to appear on the site or to influence what a guide says.
- Insurers named in comparisons are chosen because English speakers commonly use them, not because of any arrangement.
- There is no advertising and no affiliate tracking.
If referrals are introduced
The site may in future offer to introduce readers to a broker registered with the Dirección General de Seguros y Fondos de Pensiones (DGSFP), who would prepare quotes. If it does:
- the broker will be named here and on the enquiry page, with its DGSFP registration number;
- any payment the site receives (for example a fee per introduction or a share of the broker's commission) will be described here;
- the price you pay for a policy will not be increased by the introduction;
- guide content will stay independent of the arrangement.