Yes, you can apply for a Health Insurance policy. But the policy will be issued excluding the diagnosed disease and other diseases pre-existing at the time
of inception of the cover.
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Aug 12, 2008
Why is it important to disclose health details when I buy a policy?
You must disclose every detail about any disease or illness you have or any treatment you are undergoing while taking the policy. An insurance contract works
on the principal of “utmost good faith”, so not disclosing your health details will not be correct. Furthermore, non-disclosure can also lead to rejection of
your claim.
How is premium determined in Health Insurance?
Premium depends on several factors:
• Your age: Age is the most important factor for determining the premium since health risk increases with age and premium as well.
• Amount of coverage required.
• Number of family members covered.
• Your income \ earning.
• Other additional benefits.
Why do I need Health Insurance?
Illness is unforeseen, and cannot be predicted so Health Insurance comes to your rescue and finances your medical expenses. Moreover the Healthcare expenditure in our country is expensive which, vast majority of people can’t afford, and So Health Insurance is a tool to finance your sudden healthcare expenses. For more Click here
What is Health Insurance?
Health Insurance is an insurance policy which covers you and your family against any medical contingency. In short Health Insurance is a protection against medical costs. It is a contract between an insurer and an individual /group in which the insurer agrees to provide specified health insurance cover at a particular premium. The health insurer usually provides either direct payment or reimburses the expenses associated with illnesses and injuries.
Aug 9, 2008
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Life insurance firms hit speed breaker
Growth is set to drop to 40-60% this year from 75%
KOLKATA: Private life insurers players are expected to grow their new business premium by 40-60% in the current financial year, down from a 75% growth registered in the previous year.
The slump in equity markets since January (the Sensex has fallen 27% from its peak on January 8, 2008) has dented the popularity of unit linked investment plans (Ulips), which form the chunk of life insurance policies sold in India.
Punit Srivastava and Sumit Agarwal of Enam India Research said in a recent report: “There are some key risks as most policies are unit linked with high equity component. Sustained bearishness in capital markets can further reduce persistency ratios, thereby putting pressure on profitability. We estimate private players to grow at a lower 27% over the next couple of years vs~100% for the past 5 years”.
A Motilal Oswal Research report also has a cautious take on the life insurance sector. “We estimate 35-45% growth in annualised premium over the next two years for large and medium private players, lower than half of their historical growth rates”, the report said.
KOLKATA: Private life insurers players are expected to grow their new business premium by 40-60% in the current financial year, down from a 75% growth registered in the previous year.
The slump in equity markets since January (the Sensex has fallen 27% from its peak on January 8, 2008) has dented the popularity of unit linked investment plans (Ulips), which form the chunk of life insurance policies sold in India.
Punit Srivastava and Sumit Agarwal of Enam India Research said in a recent report: “There are some key risks as most policies are unit linked with high equity component. Sustained bearishness in capital markets can further reduce persistency ratios, thereby putting pressure on profitability. We estimate private players to grow at a lower 27% over the next couple of years vs~100% for the past 5 years”.
A Motilal Oswal Research report also has a cautious take on the life insurance sector. “We estimate 35-45% growth in annualised premium over the next two years for large and medium private players, lower than half of their historical growth rates”, the report said.
Aug 7, 2008
Right Time to Invest in LIC’s ULIP starts now.
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LIC Agent for Life Insurance is now online in Ahmedabad Gujarat INDIA
LIC: Life Insurance Corporation of India Agent is now available online in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, INDIA. LIC of India Authorized Agent. Contact us for Purchasing of LIC New Insurance Policy & Compare LIC Life Insurance with other Private Insurance Companies. For more detail visit http://www.avdhootinvestment.com/
Aug 5, 2008
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