How does insurance works?

Kindergeld is something every parent living in Germany should know about. It's money, for you, for free, for every child you have, regardless of your income or marital status. Here's the lowdown.

You’ve been here a while now and are finally feeling brave enough to start making some German friends. But Achtung – there are some social no-nos in Germany that could trip you up no matter how good your intentions. Read on and you’ll soon be “new friend” Fehler-proof.

Now that you’ve found a place to live, the next step is to register your address. This is probably not how you want to spend your time, but it’s compulsory so read on for our tips on how to get through it as quickly and painlessly as possible!

Working remotely for a long time is hard. These tips will help you to be productive. Stay healthy and stay at home!

If you’re wondering what household insurance is and why you might need it, you can find out more here. Ready? Let's do this!

Our best tips for keeping the heat off this summer (and saving money at the same time).

Protecting people, pets, and planet. That’s the Luko motto! Daily we work to ensure a future for Earth from our Berlin and home offices.

Do you need your own liability insurance or are you insured through your family or shared flat?

Your bike was stolen? Don't panic! We'll tell you what to do when that happens - and keep a cool head.

The most cyclist-friendly cities around the world, based on data.

A bike is stolen every 90 seconds in Germany, and that's not the only reason.

Dogs are carnivores. But don’t fruit and vegetables contain important vitamins? It’s important to know which sorts of vegetables your dog can eat.

You’re worried because your puppy isn’t eating? Learn about the possible causes and why the loss of appetite can be harmless.

Find out what can be considered as healthy dog food.