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What is Health Insurance?
Health Insurance aims to provide you the coverage that includes medical expenditures. The health Insurance policies provide coverage over many health diseases. The premium paid covers the expenditures involving hospitalisation, treatments and medications.
Why?
Often people misjudge their need for a health Insurance policy. However it has always been highly recommended that you must ensure a health insurance policy early to stay protected and secured.

To protect your savings
To deal with medical inflation
To safeguard your family
What happens in case of the untimely demise of the insured, within one year of the policy purchase? Will the claim be settled still?
What happens in the case my claim gets rejected and my nominee wants to re-apply?
I bought term insurance before marriage and now want to make my spouse a nominee, can I make the change?
Types and Benefits of Health Insurance
- Individual
- Family Floater
Individual Health Insurance
Individual Health Insurance policy covers only the individual and does not provide any cover to the family. This health insurance policy offers financial help to an individual hospitalization.
Family Floater Policy
A family floater policy is constructed to provide medical insurance to all the members of the family. This plan aims to be an umbrella for the entire family.
Over all Benefits
Insurance policies will provide you with a financially strong backend. In case the regular flow of income is disrupted, Insurance policy can help fill that void.
Endowment Plans
These are typical and traditional insurance products which come with life cover but with very low profits. These are for the individuals who are looking for guaranteed profits on their investment, but with a higher life cover. Ideal for those who want their small funds safe and secure, with a certain amount of profits on their assets.
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Life insurance policies offer the dual benefit of life protection and investment for fund building. Depending upon the risk taking ability and financial commitments, one can opt for a traditional insurance plan which offers stability & guaranteed returns, or a unit linked policy, which provides high returns coupled with an elevated level of risk.
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Typically, life insurance is not required close to retirement because your future income stream is not high enough to warrant insurance. By that time, you would have accumulated enough money/assets to take c
Apart from these, Insurance policies can help you in tax benefits for instance
- Life insurance premium of up to ₹1.5 lakh can be claimed as a tax-saving deduction under section 80C.
- Medical insurance premium of up to ₹25,000 for yourself and your family and ₹25,000 for your parents can be claimed as a tax-saving deduction under section 80D.