Birla Sun Life Launches Vision LifeSecure Life Insurance Plan

Mr. Jayant Dua, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Birla Sun Life Insurance Company, announced the launch of Vision LifeSecure Plan, which is a combination of savings and complete financial protection plan.  This plan offers a combination of periodical bonuses throughout the policy term and a life insurance benefit until a person attains the age of 100 years. He further added that, this plan is developed keeping in mind the fact that overall life expectancy across age group has gone up and the average prolonged existence per person is improving.  http://www.myallagents.com/Birla-Sun-Life-Launches-Vision-LifeSecure-Life-Insurance-Plan/details.html

I-Life Secure Online Plan Launched By Aviva India

Mr. Rishi Piparaiya, Director – Marketing and Banassurance at Aviva India announced the launch of on-line life insurance plan i-life secure. This plan provides for guaranteed income for 15 years post death of the life insured. Adding to the above, he said that this plan ensures that the family of the deceased and their needs are protected, whether it is the child’s school fees, EMI for housing loan or protection of the family by way of regular income  . http://www.myallagents.com/ILife-Secure-Online-Plan-Launched-By-Aviva-India/details.html

I need Health coverage that starts before January 2014

You can buy individual insurance that starts before January 1, 2014. We can help you find your options. But some rights and benefits won’t apply yet.
Having health insurance is important

Having health insurance is important to your health and financial security. If you don’t have coverage now and need it before Marketplace coverage begins, you have several options. You can buy directly from an insurance company, with the assistance of a broker or agent, or using an online service.
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Customer Forms Should Have Standard Font And Minimum Size 7 Says IRDA

 

Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) issued a draft circular on policy servicing forms. The two main stipulations that IRDA has focused on are - (1) Availability in Languages recognized under Constitution of India (2) Minimum Font Size of “Times New Roman 7” (1) Availability in Languages recognized under Constitution of India While the existing regulations specify that all print material, used in the pre-sales and sales process, shall be made available in multiple languages, there is no rule for making available all the forms used during the course of post-sale policy servicing such as; claims, loans, surrender, alterations, nominations, assignments, revivals etc. Therefore, IRDA has advised all the Insurers to make available all the policy servicing forms also in languages recognized under the Constitution of India.  ] http://www.myallagents.com/Customer-Forms-Should-Have-Standard-Font-And-Minimum-Size-7-Says-IRDA/details.html