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Both critical illness riders with term insurance and health insurance serve different purposes. Term insurance with a critical illness rider provides a lump sum payout in case of a critical illness diagnosis, in addition to the death benefit. Health insurance, on the other hand, covers medical expenses incurred due to illnesses or hospitalisation. It is advisable to assess your specific needs, considering factors such as your financial goals, existing health coverage, and personal circumstances, before deciding whether to purchase a critical illness rider, health insurance, or both.
The maximum coverage amount for a critical illness rider varies among insurers and is generally a percentage of the sum assured of the base term insurance plan. It can range from 25% to 100% of the base sum assured. It is recommended to check with the insurance provider to determine the specific maximum coverage amount offered under the critical illness rider.
The waiting period for a critical illness rider refers to the initial period during which the policyholder is not eligible to make a claim for a critical illness. The waiting period is typically mentioned in the policy terms and conditions and can range from 90 days to a year from the date of policy inception. It is important to understand and consider the waiting period associated with the critical illness rider when purchasing the policy.
The survival period for a critical illness rider is the duration the policyholder must survive after being diagnosed with a critical illness in order to be eligible for the rider's benefits. This period is typically mentioned in the policy terms and conditions and is usually around 30 days. The survival period ensures that the critical illness diagnosis is confirmed, and the policyholder has a higher chance of recovering from the illness before the benefit is paid out.
Adding a rider to a term insurance plan can be beneficial as it provides additional coverage beyond the base policy. Riders allow policyholders to customise their insurance coverage according to their specific needs. However, it is important to carefully assess the features, benefits, and costs associated with the rider before making a decision. Consider factors such as your financial goals, risk profile, and budget to determine if adding a rider aligns with your insurance requirements.
A critical illness rider on term life insurance is an additional feature that can be attached to a term insurance plan. It provides coverage against specific critical illnesses listed in the policy, such as cancer, heart attack, stroke, or kidney failure. If the policyholder is diagnosed with a covered critical illness and survives the defined waiting period, a lump sum payout is made, providing financial assistance to cover medical expenses and other financial obligations during the illness.
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ABSLI Salaried Term Plan (UIN:109N141V03) is a non-linked non-participating individual pure risk premium life insurance plan; upon Policyholder’s selection of Plan Option 2 (Life Cover with ROP) this product shall be a non-linked non-participating individual savings life insurance plan.
*LI Age 21, Male, Non Smoker, Option 1: Life Cover, PPT: Regular Pay, SA: ₹ 1 Cr., PT: 10 years, Annual Premium: ₹ 6100/- ( which is ₹ 508.33/month) Premium exclusive of GST. On death, 1 Cr SA is paid and the policy terminates.
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