NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Non-Life Insurance Products
Which feature best describes a family floater health insurance policy?
A family floater has one sum insured shared by all covered family members during the policy year, and any member can claim against it until it is exhausted. This differs from individual policies with separate limits and from fixed-benefit critical illness plans.
- AEach member has a separate sum insured that cannot be shared
- BA single sum insured is shared by all covered family members during the policy yearCorrect
- CIt pays a fixed amount on diagnosis of a listed illness
- DIt covers only the proposer and never dependants
Explanation
A family floater provides one sum insured that any covered member can use, until exhausted in the policy year. Separate sums describe individual policies, fixed payouts describe critical illness benefit policies.
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