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Insurance Terminology Set-3 by Dr. Gaurav Garg
Deductible
● A deductible is the amount the policyholder agrees to pay out-of-pocket before the insurance company shoulders
the cost. Typically, the higher the deductible, the lower the premiums as the insurers bear less financial risk.
● In other words, the insurance company is liable to pay the claim amount only when it exceeds the deductible.
● If the deductible of your policy is Rs 30,000 and the claim by the insured is Rs 40,000, then the insurance
company is liable to pay only Rs 10,000. However, if the claim amount is less than the deductible, the insurer is
not liable to pay any amount. For high deductible policies, the premium is lower while the low deductible policies
have a higher premium.
● Deductibles prevent people from making trivial claims or go in for unnecessary treatment and hospitalization just
because they have insurance cover.
No-claim Bonus
● Health insurers offer a benefit termed as No-Claim Bonus (NCB), in which the policyholder is rewarded for not
submitting a claim in the preceding years.
● The NCB is a discount ranging between 20%-50% and is given to the insured while renewing a policy. The NCB
discount is offered on the premium amount during renewal.
Inclusions
● The policy features and benefits that the insurer will bear the expense for is known as coverage benefits or
inclusions. It includes hospitalization expenses, ambulance charges, surgery, hospital room bills, anaesthesia,
medicines, and treatment-related expenses.
Exclusions
● These are the conditions and situations under which your health insurance claims can get rejected. Exclusions are
the stated legal conditions under which the insurance company will not pay your claim even for events or risks
covered by an insurance policy.
● Example – In health insurance, policies may not cover what they deem to be ‘cosmetic’ like sex change
operations, plastic surgery, or dental surgeries.
Automatic Restoration
● The restoration benefit helps the sum insured of your health insurance policy to be restored up to the maximum
limit as soon as it gets exhausted after a claim.
● This benefit is offered under health insurance plans available for individuals as well as families. Commonly
known as the refill benefit, it is also available as an add-on cover to your existing policy and comes in handy in
case of a second hospitalisation within a single policy year. It. Consider it your backup plan in times of need.
● Complete Exhaustion
○ Once the entire sum insured is exhausted, this type of restoration benefit comes into play. Most health
insurance policies offer a restoration benefit for the complete exhaustion of the sum insured.
○ For example, A claim of Rs 4 lakh is made on a health plan with a sum insured of Rs 5 lakh. Post claim
payment, you will have the remaining sum insured of Rs 1 lakh. In the case of a second claim made in the
same policy year, the restoration benefit will not be applicable. Only when the remaining sum insured is
also exhausted, the restoration benefit will get activated and your sum insured will be fully restored.
● Partial Exhaustion
○ With this option, the restoration benefit comes into play even when only partial exhaustion of the sum
insured takes place. When it comes to being more beneficial, this type of restoration benefit should be
your pick.
○ For example, If you have a sum insured and have made a claim of Rs 4 lakh, Rs 1 lakh would be left.
Nonetheless, the restoration benefit would apply and the sum insured would be restored to Rs 5 lakh,
which will be available for any future claims.
Example:
● Suppose you have a health insurance of 10 lakh and top up and super top up of 8 lakh
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