NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Non-Life Insurance Products
Caselet: Ms. Rao has a family floater health policy with sum insured Rs 10 lakh and a Rs 2 lakh voluntary deductible (applied per claim). Her hospital bill, all admissible, is Rs 7.5 lakh. She also has a super top-up of Rs 20 lakh with a threshold of Rs 10 lakh, which is not triggered by this claim. Assuming no sub-limits or co-payment, what does the base policy pay?
The base policy pays Rs 5.5 lakh. The insured bears the Rs 2 lakh voluntary deductible out of the Rs 7.5 lakh admissible bill, and the remainder is within the Rs 10 lakh sum insured. The super top-up is not triggered.
- ARs 7.5 lakh
- BRs 5.5 lakhCorrect
- CRs 9.5 lakh
- DRs 2 lakh
Explanation
Deductible is borne by the insured: 7.5 - 2 = Rs 5.5 lakh, within the Rs 10 lakh sum insured. Rs 7.5 lakh ignores the deductible. Rs 9.5 lakh adds it wrongly. Rs 2 lakh is just the deductible. The super top-up does not respond as the threshold is not crossed.
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