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TATA AIG launches 'Health Supercharge' with sum insured ranging from ₹5 lakh to ₹20 lakh
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TATA AIG launches 'Health Supercharge' with sum insured ranging from ₹5 lakh to ₹20 lakh
Nov 29, 2023 9:31 AM

TATA AIG General Insurance Company has launched “Health Supercharge” with a sum insured ranging from ₹5 lakh to ₹20 lakh. Customers can choose from options of two plan variants (Value Plan and Geo Plan), basis their geographical location, and other optional benefits offered under the product as per one’s requirement.

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Speaking about the new health insurance policy – TATA AIG Health Supercharge, Santosh Puri, Senior Vice President – Health Product & Process, TATA AIG General Insurance said, “With the launch of Health Supercharge, we will be able to provide policyholders with 5X more coverage for their well-being."

Key highlights of Tata AIG Health Supercharge include:

The product introduces an enhanced level of coverage through a 5X supercharge bonus. This policy offers on each renewal a bonus of 50% of base sum insured of the expiring policy and accumulating maximum bonus up to 500% of the base sum insured in any policy year irrespective of claims.

Families below the age of 40 years or below at the time of first policy inception can benefit from an extra 5% discount which is also applicable upon policy renewals, irrespective of claims, the insurance company said.

The policy offers tailored flexibility with two plan variants (Value Plan & Geo Plan), and optional benefits such as unlimited restore, reduction of Pre-Existing Disease (PED) waiting period for named ailments.

Preventive annual health check-up can be availed by the insured persons once in a policy year, irrespective of claims, by paying an additional premium.

(Edited by : Anshul)

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