You don't need top up/super top up these days.
Contact me on 9029798735 if you're interested in proper health insurance. Will assist you.
PS- I'm an insurance agent/investment advisor.
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You don't need top up/super top up these days.
Contact me on 9029798735 if you're interested in proper health insurance. Will assist you.
PS- I'm an insurance agent/investment advisor.
Nemesis
TF Premier
Don't share your number publicly... People might spam... Hide it... You can share the same in PM
Its okay.
My number is there on web publicly.
Not an issue.
Please ping me on WhatsApp first before you call me.
Also still at buzz level. So can't DM. 😬
My number is there on web publicly.
Not an issue.
Please ping me on WhatsApp first before you call me.
Also still at buzz level. So can't DM. 😬
krishc
TF Ace
they're totally new on health space, so no feedback as of now
yes.. thats why with the refill / reassure.. thx for the link
Hi
I have a super top policy with hdfc with 5 lac deductible for past several years. Can i now get the company to reduce deductible to 3,00,000 without any tests etc?
I have a super top policy with hdfc with 5 lac deductible for past several years. Can i now get the company to reduce deductible to 3,00,000 without any tests etc?
I think you can negotiate with them and they will allow it, but the premium will be more.
Also, I think general minimum for topup policy is 5.00 Lacs these days, since most mediclaim policies offer minimum sum assured of Rs 5.00 Lacs, so topup below this amount won't make sense.
Another option would be to port it out to another company, if hdfc don't agree. Else, you may cancel the existing topup and buy a new one, which is always an option but you will lose any no-claim bonuses that may have accrued if you go this way.
Thanks,
Also, I think general minimum for topup policy is 5.00 Lacs these days, since most mediclaim policies offer minimum sum assured of Rs 5.00 Lacs, so topup below this amount won't make sense.
Another option would be to port it out to another company, if hdfc don't agree. Else, you may cancel the existing topup and buy a new one, which is always an option but you will lose any no-claim bonuses that may have accrued if you go this way.
Thanks,
For the people who are saying separate insurance policy is good to have, I have some doubts based on some scenarios.
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Scenario 1 - Not taking separate insurance now and planning to buy it at age of 50(getting retired)
Suppose I got diagnosed with terminal/major disease in between that. People say it will be very hard to take insurance then and if some company is giving the premium cost would be way too high. Suppose X rupees.
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Scenario 2 - Taking separate insurance now and will continue till age of 70-80 as much as I can..
If suppose I got diagnosed with terminal/major disease at age of 40. People say they will let us continue the policy but they might increase next year premium. Now in this scenario when I reach 50, Lets say premium amount is Y rupees.
Is this Y rupees much less than X rupees from scenario 1? Assuming same disease detected.
If yes than definitely take a separate insurance is worth..
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Scenario 1 - Not taking separate insurance now and planning to buy it at age of 50(getting retired)
Suppose I got diagnosed with terminal/major disease in between that. People say it will be very hard to take insurance then and if some company is giving the premium cost would be way too high. Suppose X rupees.
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Scenario 2 - Taking separate insurance now and will continue till age of 70-80 as much as I can..
If suppose I got diagnosed with terminal/major disease at age of 40. People say they will let us continue the policy but they might increase next year premium. Now in this scenario when I reach 50, Lets say premium amount is Y rupees.
Is this Y rupees much less than X rupees from scenario 1? Assuming same disease detected.
If yes than definitely take a separate insurance is worth..
Can you throw some light on this 🫣 This will be very helpful for all I believe.
Scenario 1. Once diagnosed with chronic illness, generally insurance companies will not cover that person. There is a wait period for specific diseases after which they cover medical expenses but if you already have a history, they generally will not sell insurance to you, forget the extra premium.
Scenario 2. This is a good idea. Insurance companies are bound by law to renew insurance till the insured persons' death. But there is one point to note. They will not increase the Insurance cover amount after that. Premium payment does increase with insured's age as per their tariff and guidelines. Premium calculation is not affected by past diseases and claims but you will miss out on No Claim Bonuses, if you have lodged a claim for that insurance policy.
Thanks,
Ohh. I didn't know about this.
Please confirm one more time
- So if we pass the waiting period and if later something is detected, I will get the claim.
- Also Next year I understand I wont get the no claim bonus but premium will increase by some amount as per contract but wont be significantly high right?
Please can you share some link where I can read about this in detail.
Apt reply by @RaviAgl
I would add my 2 cents to it.
1. There are few plans now which can be given to people with chronic illnesses (such as heart disease, hyper thyroidism, asthma etc). But they'll have permanent exclusion for claims related to that illness. Also they'll have internal limits for other diseases.
And these Special Plans generally cost 1.5X of Normal Plans given to a fit person of same age.
2. It totally makes sense to go for it when you're healthy. Coz you'll always be paying healthy person's premium even when you're not, in future.
Without health and life insurance, you're investments (Stocks, MF, FD, Gold.. any) will always be at risk of early withdrawal.
Yes. You will.
Premiums increase only according to age slabs
5-18
19-25
26-35
36-45
46-50... onwards in increments of 5yrs.
They don't increase bcoz of claims.
Call me for any questions you have.
Yes, exactly. Regarding links, it is written in the fine print of every insurance policy.
For example, you can download the mediclaim insurance policy terms and conditions of oriental insurance from their site.
Health Products - OICL
Oriental Insurance offers different health products like Mediclaim Policy (Individual), Group Mediclaim Policy, Happy Family Floater Policy, Overseas Mediclaim Policy, Pravasi Bhartiya Bima Yojana Policy, Oriental Happy Cash Policy etc.
orientalinsurance.org.in
see page 22 for list of diseases in waiting period
Thanks,
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not really. Every year due to medical inflation premium rises
I wouldn't say per year.
That rise in premium generally happens once in 3-4yrs.
But that's inevitable.
Thank you very much @sheru @RaviAgl .
I had this misconception may be because of some group health insurance talks happened with work colleagues.
Will read about it in detail and will definitely go for this asap.
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I had this misconception may be because of some group health insurance talks happened with work colleagues.
Will read about it in detail and will definitely go for this asap.
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Btw what if you kids don't go for corporate jobs and wanna become an artist or sportsperson. You are taking a big risk here 😛
Plz watch movie "bagbhan"
My experience with them for claims is quite poor. After lots of escalation a small 15k amount got cleared. On the othe hand 1.55 lac HDFC claim got processed seamlessly.
There's a reason why few companies play only in Group Insurance. 😎
