Not exact matches
Claim settlement ratio has been chosen to rate the insurance companies because it is the
only ratio which could be of use to customers while they select the policy.
But the
only concern which is bothering me is that aegon religare has low
claim settlement ratio...... so do respond me as to which term plan should i go for........
Well i m 29 with no pre disease and planing to buy an Medical insurance for my self
only, but after reading so many reviews about so many companies, like some of them are showing good features Like Religare but
claim settlement ratio is very low, Some of them have high premium like Max Bupa
claim settlement is Good enough but bcz of the high premium and that to be increased every year buying that is not an good option etc etc..
Though the
claim settlement ratio mentioned here includes not
only term policies but any kind of policy offered by the company, one can certainly depend upon these values for reliability.
LIC is the
only insurance company with an astonishing
claim settlement ratio of 98.33 % and tops the list of all other competitors in the market for the year 2015 - 16.
Claim settlement ratio is not the
only tools that we need to keep in mind while choosing the right Term Insurance Company.
Make sure that you do not select an insurance provider
only on the basis of the
claim settlement ratio and consider other important factors like cost of the policy, additional benefits, reputation of the company, reviews, etc. too.
But if you analyse this
Claim Settlement Ratio data you will find that LIC is mostly selling Endowment policies
only.
While it is not recommended that you should
only rely on the
claim settlement ratio of an insurance provider when selecting a life insurance, it definitely is one of the most important considerations.
In my view of the matter, all insurance policies have to be bought by not
only evaluating the premium costs to the life assured, but also the insurance company's reputation when it comes to
settlement of
claims (payout
ratios) and the insurance company's ability to survive in the long run (solvency
ratio).
Yes I agree that the
claim settlement ratios given are overall for all the products of a particular company and not
only for term plans.
Conclusion: While
Claim Settlement Ratio is not the
only criteria, it is one of the key components in choosing a life insurance plan.
However,
only 10 companies have declared
claim settlement ratio of more than 90 %.
Please note: When choosing a term plan, while
claim settlement ratio and premium charged are two very important aspects, they are not the
only ones that matter.
Now with regards to Bharti AXA, it is a good company but the
only dampener is the low
claim settlement ratio.
I have taken term insurence policy from Barathi AXa for 50 Lakhs, but
Claim settlement ratio for barathi axa is
only 89 %.
This simple
ratio not
only helps in judging the company but as there are different CSR available like
claim settlement ratio of term insurance and others, you can also choose the right policy and plan for your future's financial safety.
But for the life insurance products like Term Plan, looking at a
claim settlement ratio is all the more important as pure Term Plan offers
only death benefit.
Hi Sreekanth, Is
claim settlement ratio the
only measure available to consumers to help them make a decision?
Information published in IRDA website also shows that Aegon Religare settled
only 24
claims out of the 50
claims it received in the year 2009 - 10 ending the year with a
claim settlement ratio of 48 %.
Separate
claim settlement ratios only for term insurance plans are not available c) All premiums amounts have been taken from the respective company websites d) The premiums shown in the above table are for a 31 year old male (non-smoker) for a sum assured of Rs. 50 lakhs for a term of 20 years.
So I do nt know how this agent mentions that the
claim settlement ratio for online plans is
only 20 %.
Also we are considering
only last 3 years
claim settlement ratio.
Where do we find «
Claim Settlement Ratio» every blogger has shown only «Incurred Claims ratio», doesn't IRDA provide the «Claim Settlement Ratio&ra
Ratio» every blogger has shown
only «Incurred
Claims ratio», doesn't IRDA provide the «Claim Settlement Ratio&ra
ratio», doesn't IRDA provide the «
Claim Settlement Ratio&ra
Ratio»?
If an insurance company has received 100
claims, but paid
only 90
claims and rejected 10
claims,
claim settlement ratio is 90 %.