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    Why might an insurance company deny your claim during the monsoon?Sandeep Saraf answers

    A comprehensive policy does not guarantee that all flood-related damages will be covered. Multiple types of damages can occur during a flood, such as engine damage, electrical damage, interior damage due to water seepage, or gearbox damage. A normal comprehensive package covers these to some extent, but not 100%. We recommend a few add-ons for every customer purchasing a car insurance policy.

    Understanding liability in vehicle insurance: What car and bike owners should know

    Choosing the right vehicle insurance in India involves understanding liability coverage, comprehensive plans, and exclusions. ACKO provides tailored coverage, add-ons, and competitive pricing for comprehensive protection and peace of mind.

    How to claim no claim bonus on new car insurance

    If the car buyer has earned a no-claim bonus (NCB) on his previous car policy, this can be claimed on the insurance premium for the new car.

    How to transfer no claim bonus of motor insurance policy to a new vehicle

    When a policyholder purchases an insurance policy, he receives an NCB certificate, and it is now up to him whether or not he files any claims within the policy year.

    Long-term Third-Party, Own Damage motor insurance cover proposed: Know proposed features, price, premium

    In order to allow the policyholders a wider choice, IRDAI has proposed to permit all general Insurers to offer long-term motor insurance policies — a) 3-year in respect of private cars co-terminus with motor Third Party Liability cover, b)5-year in respect of two-wheelers co-terminus with motor Third Party Liability cover.

    Wider choice: Irdai proposes 3 years insurance cover for cars & 5 years for two-wheelers

    The draft proposes to permit all general insurers to offer 3-year insurance policy in respect of private cars and 5-year for two-wheelers, co-terminus with motor third party liability cover.

    The Economic Times
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