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Friday, June 27, 2014

Chola MD launches truck insurance

 General  Company on Tuesday announced the launch of ‘Chola Protect for Trucks’ with 11 add-on covers that offers total protection for the trucks.
This is one of the first value-added insurance products for truck owners in the country. The company also launched an ‘Emergency Road-Side Service’ for trucks.
The new package product, with wide range of add-on covers, aims to offer complete protection with unique features like 100% depreciation waiver, reinstatement value in case of total loss, monetary compensation for loss of key, driving license, registration certificate, permit, payment for road tax, registration and insurance cost.
 


health insurance tips for students travelling abroad


Unless the university makes it mandatory for you to buy the health cover it provides, you can waive it, especially if you are already covered as a dependant or want to purchase it privately. You can pick one from a local insurer in the country you are travelling to, or an Indian insurance company before you leave. 

Many students club the premium with the tuition fee for convenience, but the university may not offer the best deal, and it is wise to compare. Despite the online channel, it's not easy to buy a plan from a foreign insurer. So start by surfing the domestic plans. For some universities like MIT and Stanford, the plan must comply with their guidelines. If the prepackaged plan doesn't match the requirements, insurers are ready to tweak it.  


AXA Assistance, iJet foray into Indian risk management market

NEW DELHI: Risk management solutions provider AXA Assistance and iJet International have announced their foray into India and are aiming to provide solutions to about 10 domestic firms this year in sectors such as IT. 
The two global companies are targeting Indian corporate houses which send employees abroad and hire expats. 
"Our aim this year is to tie up with at least 10 such companies," AXA Assistance Director Pradeep Bery told a new agency. 
Both the firms have partnered to deliver combined security and medical response solutions in India. 
"We have come together to provide comprehensive, integrated security and medial response solutions to corporates, expatriates and even students going abroad for education," Bery said. 
However, he did not disclose the revenue sharing mechanism between the firms.