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    Why can your insurance claim get rejected & how to avoid it?

    All health insurance policies have a life-long renewal clause which the regulator has mandated. They cannot be rejected and your pricing cannot go up purely because you have a condition right now. So, certain benefits are inbuilt and benefits that the customer can take, says Deepak Yohannan, CEO, MIC Insurance Web Aggregator

    Niva Bupa files for Rs 3,000-cr IPO

    Niva Bupa Health Insurance files a ₹3,000 crore IPO, aiming to enhance solvency ratio and operating expenses. British United Provident Fund Bupa is an existing shareholder. TrueNorth-managed Fettle Tone LLP and Bupa Group play key roles in the IPO process.

    What is the difference between deductible, co-payment in a health insurance policy

    If you are confused by personal finance terms, jargon and calculations, here’s a new series to simplify and deconstruct these for you. In the fifth part of this series, ET Wealth explains the difference between deductible and co-payment.

    Is your medical claim stuck? Find out why you face problems in health insurance claim settlement and how to avoid them

    While health insurers can sometimes be blamed putting customers through unending hardship in clearing claims, many a times it’s the policyholder who is at fault. A significant portion of these health insurance claim rejections can be prevented by asking the right questions during policy selection, carefully reviewing policy documents, and conducting thorough research. This article explores common health insurance claim rejection scenarios and explains how to avoid them.

    India starts preparing for a China-like population problem

    Falling fertility rates have left India staring at the spectre of looming demographic challenges that have caused big problems for other Asian powerhouses such as China and Japan. The government is now beginning to plan for an aging India which could be a reality within a decade or two.

    Insurer Niva Bupa plans $360 million IPO: Report

    British United Provident Association (Bupa), which holds a 63% stake in the Indian venture, plans to sell a small stake worth up to $38 million and Indian private equity firm True North is planning a stake sale worth up to $225 million, the document detailing the IPO plans showed.

    The Economic Times
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