An insurance policy is a way to safeguard your family
financially, in case of an unforeseen death, disease or accident. There is no
right age for one to by insurance; the younger you start the better it is.
Every person you have steady source of income, a family to take care of and a
future to plan for should create an insurance package for themselves and their
families. The four basic types of insurance policies that one needs to have in
that insurance package are, a life insurance policy, in case of the death of
the policyholder this policy will help your family by giving them monetary
support. A health insurance policy, which will help take care of any
medical bills or treatments, which can be very expensive. Personal accident
policies that will help supplement the income of the family in case the
policyholder meets with an accident. And a critical illness policy that will
help take care of the treatment costs for illnesses like cancer, heart diseases
and major organ failure.
Insurance riders are a great way to customize your insurance
policy. A rider is an insurance add-on that provides the policyholder with
additional benefits apart from those offered by the term policy. It is used to
enhance the cover of the policy. You can add multiple riders to a health
insurance or life insurance policy. But the two most important riders are the Accidental Death Rider and the Permanent Disability Rider.
There are three other riders too, they are, the Critical Illness Rider, the
Premium Waiver Rider and the Income Benefit Rider.
These riders together help you maximize the benefit of your
insurance policy. Here’s what you need to know about the two most important
insurance riders and how they work.
1
. Accidental
Death Rider: If you purchase this rider and the policy holder dies due to an
accident, his or her nominee will receive and addition amount of money above
the sum that has been assured to them in their term policy. For example, if
your term policy assures you Rs.50 lacs and you’ve purchase an accidental death
rider, your nominee will receive a sum of Rs.60 lacs in case you die in an
accident.
2
.
Accidental
Disability Rider: If an accident leaves you partially
or permanently disabled, then this accidental disability rider helps to
substitute your income which you’ll lose due to your disability. With this
rider, you get a percentage of the assured sum for a fixed period (five or ten
years). Usually, this rider is offered along with the accidental death rider.
A rider can be the difference between financial disaster and stability, buy paying a little extra you can save your family a lot of trouble.
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