You have bought a new
insurance policy and received the policy document and find that the terms and
conditions are not what you wanted.
What do you do? Grin and bear it?
Not at all.
IRDA has built into its regulations a consumer-friendly provision that takes care this problem.
If you have bought a policy and realise you don’t want it you can return it and get a refund.
Not at all.
IRDA has built into its regulations a consumer-friendly provision that takes care this problem.
If you have bought a policy and realise you don’t want it you can return it and get a refund.
There are conditions
though.
- This applies only to Life
insurance policies and
- To Health insurance policy that
are for a term of at least 3 years
- You can exercise this option
within 15 days of receiving the policy document
- You have to communicate to the
company in writing
- The premium refund will be
adjusted for
- proportionate risk premium for
the period on cover
- expenses incurred by the
insurer on medical examination and
- stamp duty charges
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