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Insurance Policy India

Insurance Policy India provides the clients with the details required for the coverages in the policy, date of commencement of the policy and their adopting organizations. It plays a important role in the Indian insurance sector.

The Insurance Policy India is regulated by certain acts like the Insurance Act(1938), the Life Insurance Corporation Act(1956), General Insurance Business (Nationalization) Act(1972), Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) Act(1999). The insurance policy determines the covers against risks, sometime opens investment options with insurance companies setting high returns and also informs about the tax benefits like the LIC in India. There are two types of insurance covers:
1. Life insurance

2. General insurance
Life insurance – this sector deals with the risks and the accidents affecting the life of the customer. Alongside, this insurance policy also offers tax planning and investment returns. There are various types of life Insurance Policy India:
  • Endowment Policy
  • Whole Life Policy
  • Term Life Policy
  • Money-back Policy
  • Joint Life Policy
  • Group Insurance Policy
  • Loan Cover Term Assurance Policy
  • Pension Plan or Annuities
  • Unit Linked Insurance Plan General Insurance – this sector covers almost everything related to property, vehicle, cash, household goods, health and also one's liability towards others. The major segments covered under general Insurance Policy India are:
  • Home Insurance
  • Health Insurance
  • Motor Insurance
  • Travel Insurance

    Some of the well known Insurance Policy India are:

    Social Security Group Scheme – a scheme covering the age group of 18-60 years and an insurance of Rs.5000 for natural death and of Rs.25000 on due to accidental death.

    Shiksha Sahyog Yojana – a scheme providing an educational scholarship of Rs.300 per quarter per child is given for a period of four years.

    Jan Arogya Bima Policy – a scheme for the adults upto the age of 45 years is Rs. 70 and for children it is Rs. 50. The limit coverage is fixed at Rs.5000 per annum.

    Mediclaim Insurance Policy – a scheme covering the age group from 5-80 years with a tax benefit of up to Rs 10,000.

    Jana Shree Bima Yojana – this is a coverage of Rs 2,000 on natural death and Rs 50,000 for accidental death. The premium amount is fixed at Rs. 200 for single member.

    Videsh Yatra Mitra Policy – a scheme covering medical expenses during the period of overseas travel.

    Bhagya Shree Child Welfare Bima Yojana – a scheme covering one girl child in a family upto the age of 18 whose parents age does not exceed 60 years, with a premium of Rs.15 per annum.

    Raj Rajeshwari Mahila Kalyan Yojana – a scheme providing protection to woman in the age group of 10 to 75 years with an insurance of Rs. 25,000 and premium Rs.15 per annum.

    Ashray Bima Yojana – a scheme covering workers in case of loss of jobs.

    Personal Accident Insurance Scheme for Kissan Credit Card – a scheme covering all the KCC holders up to an age of 70 years. Insurance coverage includes 50,000 for accidental death and 25,000 for partial disability.

    Life Insurance Corporation of India
    India Life Insurance
    Insurance Policy India Company
    India Car Insurance
    Insurance Policy India Market
    India Medical Insurance
    India Home Insurance
    India General Insurance
    Aviva Life Insurance India
    Auto Insurance in India
    National Insurance Company India
    Oriental Insurance India