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General Insurance

Motor, home, travel & business

Protect what you own and what you build. Understand the main types of general insurance, from motor and home to travel and business cover, and what to check before you buy.

6Cover types explained
TPThird-party motor cover is mandatory
NCBNo-claim bonus that moves with you
DeductibleYour share of each claim
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How to Choose Cover

1

Assess Needs

Work out the cover you and your family need

2

Review Existing Cover

Spot gaps in the policies you already hold

3

Compare Features

Know what to check before you buy

4

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From an IRDAI-licensed insurer or intermediary

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Types of Cover

Motor Insurance

Third-party cover is mandatory by law; comprehensive cover also protects your own vehicle.

Home Insurance

Covers the structure and contents of your home against fire, theft and natural disasters.

Travel Insurance

Medical emergencies, trip cancellation and lost baggage, in India and abroad.

Business Insurance

Fire, burglary, marine, liability and group health covers for businesses.

Personal Accident

Pays out for accidental death or disability, independent of health cover.

Cyber Insurance

Protects individuals and businesses against online fraud and data breaches.

FAQs

Questions, answered

Is motor insurance compulsory?
Third-party motor insurance is mandatory for every vehicle on Indian roads. Comprehensive cover is optional but strongly recommended.
What is a deductible?
The part of each claim you bear yourself before the insurer pays. Opting for a higher voluntary deductible can lower your premium.
What is a No Claim Bonus?
A discount on your renewal premium for every claim-free year. It belongs to you and can move with you to a new vehicle or insurer.
Can tenants buy home insurance?
Yes. Tenants can insure the contents of their home even if they do not own the property.
How quickly are claims settled?
Timelines depend on the insurer and the claim. Filing complete, accurate information the first time helps avoid delays.
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This page is for information only. Satco Wealth is not an insurance intermediary and does not sell or service insurance policies; please buy directly from an IRDAI-licensed insurer or intermediary.