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Life unpredictable, and health hazards and life-threatening accidents might occur at any time. These uncertainties lead to a financial crisis if you are the only providing member in the family. So, having an insurance plan to offer monetary help to your family in your absence is important.
However, when you buy an insurance plan, you must need clarification on personal accident cover and life insurance.
Personal Accident Vs. Life Insurance - Definition
A Personal Accident insurance plan is a policy that offers coverage against accidents that may cause permanent or partial disability, death, or any bodily injury. It also covers you if there is no income flow due to the injury caused.
Life insurance policy helps you keep your financial stability in check during your lifetime and beyond. We can say that life insurance is a contract between the life insurance company and you where the insurance company promises to pay a guaranteed sum when you pass away or after the maturity period.
Personal Accident Cover Vs. Life Insurance - Benefits
If you are hospitalised due to an accident, there will be no source of income but the rising medical expenses, bills, and bank EMIs. You can buy a personal accident insurance plan to deal with such uncertainties. Below are some of the benefits of a Personal Accident Plan -
No requirement for medical tests and documentation
Substantial coverage at a low premium
Global coverage
Family security
24*7 support
Child education benefit
Legal and funeral expenses covered
Available with customised plans
Easy claim process
On the other hand, life insurance offers the following benefits -
Paying off your home mortgages and loans such as - student loans, credit cards, car loans, etc. (depending on the terms and conditions of the policy)
Income replacement
Helping the ageing parents
Tax benefits under section 80D of the Income Tax Act
You can buy additional coverage with a life insurance plan.
Personal Accident Insurance Vs. Life Insurance - Inclusion and Exclusions
Before buying a policy, always know and understand the exclusions and the inclusions of the policy. This depends on the insurance provider. Some of the exclusion and inclusion are as follows -
Personal Accident Insurance
Exclusions
Inclusions
Natural death
Accidental death
Childbirth and pregnancy related expenses
Accidental dismemberment
Suicide or self injures
Medical expenses and hospitalisation charges
Non-allopathic treatment
Life support benefits
Death under influence of recreational drugs
Burn, broken bone, and ambulance charges
Pre-existing medical condition
Permanent or partial disability
Death due to participation in adventures like - skydiving, scuba diving, and many more.
Daily allowance
In case of life insurance, the following are the inclusions and exclusions -
Life Insurance
Exclusions
Inclusions
Death due to narcotic consumption
Death benefits if you die before the end of the policy
STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases) such as HIV
Income protection for other dependant member of the family
Pre-Existing medical condition
Your beneficiary gets the right to claim the entire amount.
Death due to criminal activity of participating in any life threatening adventure such as skydiving, bungee jumping, scuba diving, etc.
Coverages related to bikes, cars, etc.
Personal accident insurance and life insurance are smart choices. However, there are certain things that you must understand, like - coverage, grace period, and other terms and conditions. This is because the plan and policy vary depending on the insurance company. Always talk to your insurance provider before purchasing a plan. Also, check and compare several plans and read the policy documents thoroughly to eliminate the risk of purchasing a policy with lesser coverage.
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Health is as vital as it is unpredictable. Years of disciplined lifestyle may get undone in a matter of few seconds due to some unforeseen health crisis. To make things worse, medical expenses have sky-rocketed and keep on increasing every other day. The best way to secure yourself and your family from such situations is important to have invested in a suitable health insurance plan. A prospective client, especially one who is about to invest in their first health insurance plan could be curious about the sector’s performance in India. Let us take a look at how the health insurance sector is performing in India.
Growth and the factors aiding it:
The Union Finance Ministry had revealed that although in 2020-21, Rs 58,572 crore was collected as health insurance premiums by insurance companies, in 2021-22 this figure jumped to Rs 73,330 crore. A whopping 25% growth is a hallmark of great performance. The health insurance market in India is driven by a lot of factors. The cost of treatment is on the rise; shifting lifestyles and added stress from our jobs are contributors to many illnesses among Indians; salary from jobs has also increased comparatively. All of these are driving the health insurance market in India. India’s growing old population is another factor which is boosting the market.
Government initiatives driving the performance:
The health insurance market is receiving a sufficient boost from the Government of India. Through its introduction of schemes like the Pradhan Mantri Jan Aarogya Yojana (PM-JAY), Ayushma Bharat Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana, and Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana (AABY) it is providing health insurance to the economically weaker sections. Further, central government pensioners and officials are being provided with robust healthcare facilities under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS); boosting the performance of the health insurance sector in India. Strikingly, in November 2021, the Indian government signed an agreement with the World Bank for a project worth value US$ 40 million to transform Meghalaya’s healthcare facility, including the state’s health insurance programme.
Private sector-induced performances:
Likewise, the private sector is further aiding the performance of the health insurance market in India. This can be seen in the fact that the private non-life insurance segment has a growth forecast of 16% in FY22 and 14% in FY23. Standalone health insurers are expecting a growth of over 25% in FY22 due to the increased focus on healthcare. The insurance regulatory body of India has eased the product approval norms for health insurance, thereby boosting the sector’s performance further.
Scope of improvement:
One such aspect surrounding the performance of the health insurance market that needs improvement is the youth. The health insurance market has not yet been able to attract the younger people as it would have liked to. An entry age-based pricing could help the sector attract customers from this demography.
All these hints at a positive scenario within which prospective insurance policyholders will feel safe and secure to go ahead and get a robust health insurance plan. The performance of the health insurance sector is generally healthy and should inject confidence in prospective customers.
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