Have you bought a car on the occasion of Diwali?🧨 While purchasing a car is an enjoyable process, choosing the correct insurance often becomes confusing.
Here is a short #thread on 7 things you should consider before buying #CarInsurance. (1/n)
#1 Should you take insurance from the tie-up dealer or with an outside agent?
Insurance from the dealership is often more expensive than when individually purchased. The reason is the dealer passes on the commission received on selling #insurance to the customer. (2/n)
✅What You Can Do: A prudent thing to do would be to check outside before going ahead with your dealer. This can also help you to negotiate better prices with your dealership. Policy bazaar is a great place to compare quotes from different insurance providers. (3/n)
#2 Third-party Vs Comprehensive - Which plan should you go for?
Third-party insurance is mandatory, and it covers any damage incurred to a third party i.e. another vehicle. Comprehensive insurance is where own damages, as well as third-party damages, are covered. (4/n)
✅What You Can Do: Taking a comprehensive plan is the better option. A good practice would be to keep renewing comprehensive insurance coverage from the 2nd year on till the 5th year. (5/n)
Best practice: A third-party cover will only cover the damages to the other person, whereas a comprehensive plan will cover the damages to both the self and the third party. (6/n)
For example: You have a 1-year-old car its initial IDV is ₹10 Lakhs at the time of purchase. If you consider depreciation at 10% every year, your current IDV is ₹9 Lakhs which is the amount that you will receive in case your car is stolen. (11/n)
#6 What are the things that need to be checked when renewing your car insurance?
✅ IDV is reduced by a minimum of 10% from last year
✅ Premium is less than the last year (If you have not made any claim.)
✅ NCB (If applicable) is more than last year’s NCB (12/n)
#7 What is a Compulsory Deductible?
Compulsory deductibles are ones where the insured has no choice but to pay one part of the claim. As per IRDAI regulations, the compulsory deductible is ₹1k if the Car does not exceed 1500 CC and ₹2k if the Car exceeds 1500 CC. (13/n)
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Before we begin, financial planning is a very personalised process. Every person's need is different. That is why we aim to craft tailor-made financial plans to meet each individual's needs. (2/13)
Travelling on a budget is not easy. We know from practice that we need to set aside money for unforeseen expenses. But, when travelling to a foreign land, could we take an extra step to be a little more prepared? (2/8)
Why should you take travel insurance? It safeguards the interests of the travellers on foreign land.
Imagine falling sick, meeting with an accident, or even losing your luggage & passport. As glum as it may sound, it is essential to prepare for emergencies. (3/8)
Smriti was always an organised person, yet her finances were all over the place!
#Tax was her nemesis.
She:
Paid more #TDS than required
Rushed her tax saving investments
This time on Essence of Planning, we’re showing you how financial planning changed Smriti’s life for good!
She started by preparing a #Financial checklist of things review financially. How many things have you crossed off? Comment your answer below!
January is named after the Roman two-faced god #Janus. It’s time to look back at what you’ve achieved and look forward to what you’ve got to do.
3 solid reasons to review your #financialplan in 2021. Are you confident that your financial plan is still relevant and adaptable? Are you in the best of #financial health?
You are not the only one influencing your #financial future! We show you how the world is influencing your financial outcomes. Tell us how you tackled these changes in the comments below!
Missed the trailer? Quick recap:
👨🏽Maran, 48, Public Sector Bank Employee
❓Retire or be financially responsible
👴🏽ailing father
👩🏽🎓✈️daughter wants to study abroad
✅⏲️Right time for VRS?
Make guilt-free decisions about your future with a customised ithought #financialplan!