Life insurance is often perceived as a complicated financial product, but its core purpose is simple: to provide financial security to your family in the event of an unforeseen circumstance. In this blog, we’ll explore a case study to help clarify different concepts of life insurance to consider purchasing a policy tailored to your needs.
How a Simple Life Insurance Plan Changed One Family’s Future Forever Read More »
Thinking of switching your insurance provider? Insurance porting in India allows you to transfer your existing policy to a new insurer without losing benefits like the No Claim Bonus (NCB) and waiting period credits. In this guide, we’ll explore the benefits, eligibility criteria, step-by-step process, and important IRDAI guidelines to help you make a smooth transition. Discover how to choose the right insurer, avoid common pitfalls, and ensure a hassle-free porting experience for better coverage and services.
Insurance Porting in India: A Complete Guide for Policyholders Read More »
In recent years, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) have shown a growing interest in purchasing health insurance products in India. With rising healthcare costs globally and the uncertainty brought by the pandemic, NRIs are recognizing the value of securing quality healthcare coverage for themselves and their families back home. This blog explores the key reasons behind this trend and offers insights into why you, as an NRI, should consider buying health insurance in India.
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Facing skyrocketing health insurance premiums? You’re not alone. A recent survey by LocalCircles revealed that over half (52%) of policyholders saw premiums jump by more than 25% in the past year! With medical inflation surging at 14% (ACKO India Health Report 2024), navigating these rising costs is a real challenge.
But there’s hope! Multi-year health insurance plans offer a compelling alternative, providing stability and potential savings. Let’s delve into how they work and their key benefits.
