India has a major share of the millennial demographic — 34% of the total population — to be precise. While this might be a significant percentage, before the pandemic struck, this consumer segment seldom considered having an adequate insurance policy.

There has been a rise in awareness about the benefits of insurance, but the sector still has a long way to go

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Ministry of Road Trasport & Highways (MoRTH) on Saturday said that a valid FASTag is mandatory while getting a new third party insurance through an amendment in Form 51 (Certificate of Insurance), wherein the details of FASTag ID shall be captured and this will be applicable from April 1.

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India’s largest life insurer, Life Insurance Corporation, has raked in tidy gains on its equity investments so far this fiscal, thanks to a sanguine capital market. LIC has booked profits of ₹14,857 crore as against ₹11,437 crore last year for the same period (April to September) showing a growth of 30.37 per cent.

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State-owned Life Insurance Corporation of India said it has achieved highest number of policies for the last six years in 2019-20. In a round-up of its performance for the last fiscal, LIC said it registered a growth of 25.17 per cent in first-year new business premium when compared to private players who collectively achieved a premium growth rate of 11.64 per cent.

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Life Insurance Corporation of India said it has registered a significant increase in market share in the current financial year and that its market share during November 2019 is 84.82% in the number of policies and 71.59% in first-year premium income.

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The corporation started the financial year with 74% share in life insurance policies and 66% in first-year premium income.

When life ends prematurely, hope has another name. Life insurance. The real benefit of life insurance has been clouded by less important objectives like investment returns and tax benefits, especially in India. At its core, life insurance protects against the risk of dying too soon.

If you thought debt funds were a bad idea earlier this year, then the DHFL saga in June 2019 would have given you a shock about corporate deposits. If you then consoled yourself saying there are still banks, the PMC Bank episode would have broken that thin confidence left.

PMC Bank depositors protest outside Asiatic Society, in Mumbai on October 19, 2019.

The insurer reported first-year premium of ₹89,980.2 crore

In a customer friendly move, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has now said that insurers must make sure that travel portals do not make travel insurance a pre-selected option.

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Across the country, there has been a mad rush to renew lapsed insurance policies by motorists, thanks to the new Motor Vehicles Act that has imposed heftier fines for those driving uninsured vehicles. Apart from the fine, there are other reasons why you should renew your lapsed motor insurance policy.

Market share of the insurer rose to 73.1 per cent

State-owned Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India registered a 6.08 per cent increase in its total premium income to ₹3,37,185.40 crore in 2018-19 against ₹3,17,850.99 crore in 2017-18.

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) on Friday allowed insurers, with effect from September 1, to issue standalone annual own damage (OD) cover for cars and two-wheelers, both new and old.

The Reserve Bank of India cut the repo rate by 25 basis points for a third consecutive time on Thursday and also shifted its stance to accommodative from neutral amidst concerns about slowing growth.

Life Insurance Corporation of India registered 5.68 per cent growth in premium at ₹1,42,192 crore

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LIC has so far settled 300 claims under the mega farmer insurance scheme, Rythu Bandhu.

Collects ₹29.16 crore as premium in nine months since launch

The Life Insurance Corporation of India, on sympathetic grounds, disbursed around ₹3.35 lakh in insurance claims to the wife of a TNSTC bus conductor who was killed in an accident, along with eight others, along the Ooty-Coonoor Road near Manthada, a few days ago.

Life insurance firms reported an increase of about 27 per cent in new premium collection in February at ₹13,698.52 crore, data from insurance regulator IRDAI showed on Wednesday.

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Indians are more likely to have a vehicle or life insurance than health insurance, according to a survey by private research firm, Chrome Data Analytics and Media (CDAM). Only 31% of Indians had medical policies independent of those provided by their employers in spite of nearly half the survey respondents admitting to having faced a “financial emergency” due to medical needs.