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Originally Posted by asdon I faced a different situation with Maruti. My car insurance was with Maruti Insurance - Royal Sundaram, I had 2 claims last yr amounting 16000/- in total. When I went to renew my policy maruti quoted 4975/- where as my last yr premium was 4466/- when i asked why its higher they said NCB is not available, but I still don't get how they have calculated higher value than last yr, as the car value goes down next yr and if there is no NCB also, still it should have been lower than last yr's figure!! or I am missing the math here?
But then I approached Royal Sundaram directly and they gave me a quote of 4561/- now I got the policy from RS, but I am really confused how a same company can give me 2 different quotation for a same car? |
I think Maruti insurance was right. You might have higher NCB and that's the reason of higher premium form the last year's premium.
If you approach 10 insurance company all will give you different rate as they all offer different IDV, PA cover & different discount. Quote:
Originally Posted by rock18 Their reply is, "since pulsar 200 is having lot of accident claims,we will not be able to reduce the premium"
Why should i bear it when i did not make even a single claim??
Anyway i paid the premium.
Llast month went to renew my premium for this year.
To my surprise,They quoted double the premium amount compared to last year.i was like WTH??? but they had this pay it or leave it attitude.
Will never deal with bajaj allianz... |
You need a good agent who can explain you the thing's. Bajaj is offering up to 30% discount other then NCB on bikes insurance. Quote:
Originally Posted by mjothi This is exactly what i am afraid of with entry of private players in indian market. not just this private player, but all pvt players for whom we have welcomed with open heart!
Is there a provisional for we consumers to know WHY from insurance company? legally? |
You have to accept the fact that all the Pvt. player's in which ever market have come they will stay and beat all the public sector companies.
There are lot of way's you can ask the working method of them. Consumer Forum is just one of them. RTI is also good. Quote:
Originally Posted by aargee +1; I once approached Iffco Tokio to take a cover on insurance for my 2 decade old RX & they said they've insure only newer model motorcycles & not RX. When I pointed out that they'd RX100 mentioned on their website, they asked me to take the motorcycle for evaluation to one of their centres with no guarantee that an insurance will be covered. |
Possibly since your bike was 20 year's old. They just don't insure bad condition bike's. If you had take the bike to there office, then there are possibility that they would have insured your bike. Quote:
Originally Posted by SDP 1. Yes, the insurer has the right to deny cover if it believes that the risk is high.
2. Again how they calculate risk is internal to them and can hardly be questioned for private players.
3. ...But then this is India! |
1. They can not reject the renewal without giving the valid reason in writing.
2. You can ask them anything and they have to give you all the reasons. You have a right to know.
3. Sirji please don't balm hole India for non renewal of one insurance policy. Quote:
Originally Posted by condor Also for vehicles that are older than 5 years. I dont think it is allowed.
@RJVora, what do you say ? |
You are right that is not allowed but insurance companies are doing this and there has been no action on them, that's the most unfortunate part. Quote:
Originally Posted by lejhoom Palio
Is it the norm of insurance companies that if you make a claim they do not renew the policy? What is the use of paying them so much money when we do not get any benefit. Is there any corrective measures I need to pursue with regard to the attitude of the company in this instance? Or, is it their right to deny cover? |
I can see only one reason of non renewal of your policy and that is "Palio".
Without giving any reason in writing they can not reject the renewal. Please ask for renewal notices from the insurance company. |