Zero depreciation car insurance: 5 things to know
Zero depreciation car insurance ensures that the insurance company does not deduct the depreciation value of car parts while settling a claim.
Why it is important to have third-party car insurance
Driving responsibly is crucial for safety, and third-party car insurance is mandatory in many countries, including India. Lacking this insurance can lead to legal penalties, financial liabilities, and potential imprisonment. It also affects future car ownership and insurance dealings. Third-party insurance ensures protection and responsible vehicle ownership.
The impact of car insurance on your car resale value
Car insurance significantly impacts the resale value of used cars. Factors such as Insured Declared Value (IDV), depreciation, claims history, and the type of insurance policy play crucial roles. Comprehensive insurance generally enhances resale value, while third-party insurance may lower it. Properly managing these elements can ensure a fair deal for both buyers and sellers.
‘It’s not right’: Flood victim deals with insurance frustration after July storm in Toronto
Like hundreds of other homeowners who suffered a loss in the July flood, Rebecca Benson has been consumed with dealing with a restoration contractor and her insurance company.
How to get a duplicate copy of your car insurance documents
The article emphasized the necessity and details of vehicle insurance, urging car owners to keep their policy documents secure. It covered the government’s requirement for third-party liability insurance and various ways to get a duplicate copy, including via emails, insurer websites, apps, customer support, company offices, and insurance agents.
Insured Declared Value in motor insurance cover: How is it calculated, is lower IDV better?
If you are confused by personal finance terms, jargon and calculations, here’s a new series to simplify and deconstruct these for you. In the seventh part of this series, ET Wealth explains the meaning of Insured Declared Value (IDV) in vehicle insurance.
Types of car insurance plans you should know about
India mandates third-party insurance (Motor Vehicles Act 1988). IRDAI sets premiums. Types: third-party liability, Own Damage, and Comprehensive insurance with extensive coverage including INR 15 lakh Personal Accident Cover and add-ons. Own Damage covers accidents, disasters, theft. Premiums depend on vehicle age, model, coverage limits, safety gadgets, Insured Declared Value (IDV), and No-Claim Bonus (NCB).
What Is zero depreciation in car insurance?
Car owners are advised to drive responsibly to save on insurance premiums and claim settlements. The concept of zero depreciation insurance ensures full invoice value payment during claims. This add-on is beneficial for new, luxury, or frequently-driven cars, and those in high-risk areas.
Motor insurance rule change: No arbitrary claim rejection, quicker claim settlement, pay as you drive option must, says IRDAI
Motor Insurance New Rules by IRDAI: The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has updated the master circular clarifying important rules for motor insurance policyholders. The regulator has proposed the implementation of strict timelines for claim settlements of auto insurance policyholders. It is a crucial step towards improving efficiency and customer satisfaction. Another key change is the introduction of a customer information sheet (CIS) for auto insurance policies to enhance customer awareness.
Canada’s extreme weather events are costing billions, new data shows
From 1983 to 2008, insurance companies in the country spent about $400 million on average annually on catastrophic claims, but since 2009 that number’s risen to almost $2 billion.