The companies
Eurolife FFH
In our comparison for an average driver it comes 14 out of 19 companies.
- How it sells
- both direct and through agents
- In the market since
- 1996
- Estimate, average driver
- €272 / year
It sells mainly through Eurobank's branch network, which is why many people find it without looking for it.
What car insurance costs, by package
For the comparison's average driver, aged 42, an eleven-year-old 1,400 cc car, the average for the whole of Greece, a clean record, and no extra covers:
| Plan | Per year |
|---|---|
| Third-party liability | €242 |
| With some extras | €447 |
| Fully comprehensive | €626 |
Our estimate, not a price from the company: the calculation rests on published market figures and can differ from what the company will charge you. See how we calculate.
Extra covers
The ones it sells separately, on top of third-party liability:
- Roadside assistance - They come and get you when you break down, not only after an accident but also with a flat battery or a puncture. Most people think they have it; half of all policies cover accidents only.
- Glass breakage - A windscreen costs 200 to 700 euros and breaks from one stone on the motorway. The most used cover after roadside assistance.
- Fire - The car burns, from its own short circuit, from the vehicle next to it, or from a wildfire passing through. In Greece the third is not theoretical.
- Total theft - They pay the current market value if the car is not found. The current value, not what you paid for it.
- Natural events - Flood, hail, a fallen tree, a storm surge. The cover that paid for most of the cars in Attica in July 2023 and in Thessaly that September.
- Legal protection - A lawyer at the company's expense when the other driver is at fault and their insurer refuses to pay. It costs a few euros a year and is the difference between claiming and letting it go.
- Driver's personal accident - Third-party liability covers whoever you hit, not you. This covers you, if you are at fault.
- Replacement car - They give you a vehicle while yours is in the workshop. It makes sense if the car is how you get to work and there is no second one.
What it declares to its own regulator
In the Solvency and Financial Condition Report (SFCR) it filed for 2025, Eurolife FFH declared €27,458,000 in motor premium. It paid out 85% of that in claims. See the report.
What else it writes
Eurolife FFH appears in our comparison in 18 of the 28 products:
- Car insurance
- Leased car insurance
- Health insurance
- Diagnostic tests plan
- Personal accident insurance
- Pet insurance
- Home insurance
- Solar panel insurance
- Personal liability insurance
- Tourist accommodation insurance
- Business insurance
- Professional liability insurance
- Short-term rental insurance
- Life insurance
- Loan protection insurance
- Income protection insurance
- Pension plan
- Investment plan (unit linked)
Where to buy it
Directly from www.eurolife.gr. We do not sell insurance and take no commission from this link; it is here because it is the company's address.