What is your favorite reading? Fiction reading? romance? Or is it a bit tense like a thriller? Reading is indeed a simple "relaxation therapy", plus reading makes us understand and know more. But often, when reading an insurance policy, the forehead becomes wrinkled and then we give up. Indeed, many insurance terms still sound strange to the ear. But actually, reading an insurance policy is not that complicated, you know. Insurance Policies Try to Read After Receiving
Unfortunately, after buying insurance, we often neglect insurance policies. The important thing is we know the benefits we get from insurance, how to claim and the amount of premium that must be paid. Though reading an insurance policy is no less important. Many insurance customers feel cheated or complicated when claiming insurance. In fact, if you look further, this happens because of misunderstandings that arise due to lack of careful understanding of the insurance policy purchased. Indeed, a thick insurance book, small letters, not to mention complicated and long legal language makes us lazy to read sentences per sentence. But that is not the reason, because an insurance policy is a more detailed description of the insurance products we buy. It contains information and agreements between insurance companies and policyholders that are generally in the form of unilateral agreements. Because the points of the agreement have been determined unilaterally by the insurance company. The data contained in the policy summary is taken from the insurance application letter that you have filled out. When receiving the insurance policy, check carefully whether the summary of the policy has been written according to the data we provide and the offer we receive.
The insurance policy must be read carefully.
Most policies have glossary pages containing definitions of insurance terms that appear in the policy. This is done so that we can understand the functions and insurance terms that seem complex or difficult to understand. If you feel unclear, you can contact customer service owned by insurance providers. Pay attention to the context of exceptions in insurance policies. In each policy there is a list of things that are not included in your protection plan. This is what is called an exception. For example, an accident due to something beyond dependency such as extreme sports, suicide or if you injure yourself or break the law. Apart from that, now several insurance companies are competitively trying to minimize the exclusion context.