With the #MoneyHeistSeason5 trailer launching today, have you ever wondered what happens when your bank gets robbed or shuts down?🤔
Every citizen deserves to know that when they put their hard-earned savings in a bank, it is safe. Therefore banks have something known as deposit insurance and now, it has received a major overhaul.
This #insurance covers your deposits if a bank fails financially and has no money to pay its depositors. You won’t have to buy this insurance as almost every bank is insured under the Deposit Insurance & Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC), a subsidiary of the RBI.
Recently, the Finance Minister introduced an amendment in the Monsoon Session that aims to help depositors, in the off-chance a Professor targets your local bank.
So what's changed?
The claim amount was increased last year from 1 lakh to 5 lakhs, covering 98.3% of all deposit accounts by number against the global average of 80% (that's pretty good).
But the most important thing that was changed is that your money will be returned back to you within 90 days (even if the bank is currently under moratorium), compared to the 8-10 years it took earlier with the eventual liquidation or resolution of the failed bank.
When banks fail, the people with volatile financial situations suffer the most.
Seven people died and countless others were affected when the RBI imposed restrictions on the withdrawal of funds in PMC Bank, after it was hit with a 6,500-crore scam in 2019.
This regulation aims to avoid that and looks like a step in the right direction.
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4 reasons why you should buy health #insurance despite your company's coverage.
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1.) An unexpected layoff: You won't have coverage if you're no longer working for the company. And finding a comprehensive health plan at the time can be challenging if you have a health condition.
2.) A sudden urge to work on something of your own: Yes you could buy insurance when you make this choice. But once again, if you develop a health condition, between now and then, you may no longer be able to buy a comprehensive policy.
(2/7) Imagine a car company launching an insurance policy with inherent advantages.
This company could collect data about the customer continuously, and use AI to analyze that data, charging you a premium that exactly justifies the risk, saving you money every month.
(3/7) This is exactly what Tesla & many other new-age car companies are offering, and it threatens to change the auto industry forever.
Imagine you’re an Olympic Athlete. You’ve spent years preparing for this moment, and now it’s your time to shine.
The weight of the nation on your shoulders and the pressure to bring home the gold. Yet, you must remain calm and composed.
But then the unthinkable happens. You’re met with a career-ending injury. What now?
You lose sponsors, but more importantly, you most probably won’t ever be able to play the sport you dedicated your life to. It seems like you’ve hit the end of the road.
Does insurance cover treatments that last <24 hours?
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👉You are out playing a game of cards with your friends. Suddenly you feel a sharp twitch in your abdomen.
It's odd, but these things keep happening to you all the time.
So you don't pay a lot of attention. A few moments pass. and then suddenly the twitch is there again. This time it doesn't go away. Instead, within a moment the pain intensifies.
If we had to personify him, it would probably be a middle-aged man in a modest home, collecting premiums and living his life.
But late at night, he is also troubled by the fact that someday, a flood or a pandemic could put him out of business or at least adversely affect him. But that's what you pay the premiums for, to transfer your headache onto this guy.