Personal FinanceAugust 2, 2016by Monika Halan0Buying mediclaim is hard but harder is to know if it is any good
You need 65 two hour days to read through the brochures before you can buy medical cover. The regulator does not make it easier.
You need 65 two hour days to read through the brochures before you can buy medical cover. The regulator does not make it easier.
When an agent talks about an 18% return, in a Ulip it means a return of less than that.
RBI finally moves on mis-selling. Too little, too late.
Sebi goes for more disclosure. That's good. But govt needs to get IRDAI to play ball.
The pension regulator got a bit of a beating last week on Twitter. The chatter was around a National Pension System (NPS) advertisement issued by the regulator calling a market-linked product “safe”. The ad, which can be seen here: http://mintne.ws/1SVoozI , calls the NPS a “safe retirement fund”. The anger, predominantly in the mutual fund...
IRDAI hikes the peak commission plus incentive rate in the first year to 70%.
IRDAI shows itself to be anti-investor yet one more time.
Traditional insurance plans are toxic. They return less then 5% a year for 15 years. Break the product before 5 years and you lose all your money.
The cheating does not stop in the insurance industry. Gets deeper and wider. Insurance regulator is asleep at the wheel.
Toxic insurance products in Indian retail finance have a colonial history. What started as the way for the British government to get cheap Indian money, now gets the Indian government the same.