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Rajesh
Saving Bank account offers Term Policy:
by Rajesh on Feb 11, 2011 12:04 AM  | Hide replies


i have saving bank account in nationalized bank. they offered term insurance policy for all sb a/c holders. I have taken that policy. but they are not issuing any policy documents for that. Premium is continuously going on from my a/c. if anything would happen to me & my nominee can claim that amount through bank and particular insurance co. is this better one or dumb for selecting these kind of plans? bocz i don't have any policy documents and have only bank a/c statement. Friends plz guide me.


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Raghunathan N
Re: Saving Bank account offers Term Policy:
by Raghunathan N on Feb 12, 2011 05:31 PM
Banks usually issue a card mentioning the policy number, date etc. This should be sufficient for a claim.

As these are Group policies, you get a better cover for a very small amount. If you have to take a cover yourself for same amount, may need to pay more than 10 times the amount.

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Rajesh
Term Policy for all SB a/c holders
by Rajesh on Feb 10, 2011 11:57 PM

i have saving bank account in nationalized bank. they offered us term insurance policy for all sb a/c holders. I have taken that policy. but they are not issuing any policy documents. Premium is continuously going on from my a/c. if anything would happen to u & ur nominee can claim that amount through ur bank. is this better one or dumb for selecting term policy? Friends plz guide me.

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biby tharian
Insure yourself most important...
by biby tharian on Feb 10, 2011 04:35 PM

insure yourself for a decent sum, Term assurance is the best and cheapest....it is most important if you have dependents....

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Aswatha Reddy
Good Suggestions
by Aswatha Reddy on Feb 10, 2011 09:27 AM

I have gone through the suggestions for investment, i think you have covered all possible ways of managing money and future.
Thanks for the same hope information is useful to many.
Aswath Reddy.B


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M Shankar
Savings
by M Shankar on Feb 09, 2011 06:32 PM

Provident itself takes away something around Rs.70000/- for most of the employees and the remaining is a very meagre amount of Rs.30,000/-. Govt. must consider revising the 1lakh figure to atleast 2 lakhs.

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surajit guha
Financial wizard please please simply the language for lesser mor
by surajit guha on Feb 09, 2011 05:45 PM

Please don't just drop names like SCSS, equity exposure, ELSS. Explain them a bit. If everyone was as wise as the writer then don't need to read the article anyway!

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