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A Non-Linked, Non- Participating Individual Health Rider (UIN:110B033V02)
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With an optional rider^, you get additional financial coverage against a range of emergency risks and events over and above the base policy’s sum assured.
Adding one or more riders to your policy can be more cost-effective than buying a separate plan to cover unexpected risks during the policy tenure.
Depending on the rider of your choice or the benefit option available, you can choose which risks and emergencies you want to be protected against.
By adding Life Insurance riders to your life insurance policy, you can get income tax benefits as per applicable income tax# laws.
The Tata AIA Non-Linked Comprehensive Protection Rider is an optional rider solution that helps you plan your unforeseen medical emergencies and also offers tax benefits on the rider premiums as per applicable income tax laws. When added to your base life insurance policy for an additional but nominal premium, you can cover yourself and your family against a range of risks such as Death, Accidental Disability, Critical Illnesses, and Terminal Illnesses.
You can procure additional coverage for all of the above risks by choosing one or more benefit options, namely:
Term Benefit with Accelerated Terminal Illness (T&TI)
Accidental Death Benefit (ADB)
Accidental Total and Permanent Disability (ATPD)
CritiCare Plus Benefit
CritiCare Benefit
Term Benefit with Accelerated Terminal Illness (T&TI)
Accidental Death Benefit (ADB)
Accidental Total and Permanent Disability (ATPD)
CritiCare Plus Benefit
CritiCare Benefit
No. |
Illness/Medical Procedure |
No. |
Illness/Medical Procedure |
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Cancer: |
21. |
End Stage Liver Failure |
1.
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Cancer of specified severity |
22. |
End Stage Lung Failure |
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Cardiac Conditions |
23. |
Fulminant Viral Hepatitis |
2.
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Cardiomyopathy (of specified severity) |
24. |
Kidney Failure requiring Regular Dialysis |
3.
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Heart Transplant |
25. |
Loss of Independent Existence |
4.
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Major Surgery of Aorta |
26. |
Loss of limbs |
5.
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Myocardial Infarction (First Heart Attack of specified severity) |
27. |
Loss of Speech |
6.
|
Open Chest CABG (Coronary Artery Bypass Graft) |
28. |
Major Head Trauma |
7.
|
Open Heart Replacement or Repair of Heart Valves |
29. |
Major Organ (less heart)/ Bone Marrow Transplant |
8.
|
Primary (Idiopathic) Pulmonary Hypertension |
30. |
Medullary Cystic Kidney Disease |
9.
|
Stroke resulting in permanent symptoms |
31. |
Motor Neuron Disease with Permanent Symptoms |
|
Critical Illness |
32. |
Multiple Sclerosis with Persisting Symptoms |
10.
|
Alzheimer's Disease |
33. |
Muscular Dystrophy |
11.
|
Apallic Syndrome |
34. |
Parkinson's Disease |
12.
|
Aplastic Anaemia |
35. |
Permanent Paralysis of Limbs |
13.
|
Bacterial Meningitis |
36. |
Poliomyelitis |
14.
|
Benign Brain Tumour |
37. |
Progressive Scleroderma |
15.
|
Blindness |
38. |
Severe Rheumatoid Arthritis |
16.
|
Chronic Recurrent Pancreatitis |
39. |
SLE with Renal Involvement |
17.
|
Coma of Specified Severity |
40. |
Third Degree Burns |
18.
|
Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease |
|
|
19.
|
Deafness |
|
|
20.
|
Encephalitis |
|
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Under this rider, you can choose to receive the return of the balance premium (ROP)* paid towards one or more selected benefit options that cannot be changed later on. This Return of Premium option should be selected at the time of policy inception, and the amount will be paid out at the end of the benefit option term.
The total premiums paid towards the selected benefit option are payable after any claim amount, and the loading for the modal premiums has been excluded, provided the benefit option has not been terminated.
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Tata AIA Non-Linked Comprehensive Protection Rider |
Tata AIA Non-Linked Comprehensive Health Rider |
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Benefit Option |
Accidental Death Benefit |
Accidental Total and Permanent Disability |
CritiCare Plus Benefit |
Health Care Benefit |
Event Covered |
Accidental Death |
Accidental Disability |
Critical Illness |
Hospitalization |
Lumpsum Payout Option |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Lumpsum + Income Payout Option |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
X |
Only Income |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
X |
Waiver of Premium |
X |
✓ |
✓ |
X |
Return of Premium* |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
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What are the different types of riders in life insurance?
Some of the common types of riders you can add to your life insurance policy are waiver of premium rider, a critical illness rider, accidental death benefit rider, total and permanent disability rider, and an income benefit rider.
Is it good to buy a rider with term insurance?
Buying a rider with your term insurance plan can be suitable if you want to gain additional coverage on your term insurance sum assured. While the term plan sum assured can cover death, other unforeseen risks such as critical illnesses, accidental disability and others can be covered under the rider of your choice. By adding a rider to your term plan, you can pay a single premium for your base term plan and your rider benefits.
Is Rider insurance free?
Riders are optional add ons that can be attached to your base life insurance policy for an additional but reasonable premium amount. However, the rider premium is combined with the base policy premium and will be paid as one premium. This removes the hassle of paying two separate premiums. Be sure to choose the riders carefully for your life insurance, as every rider incurs a separate premium amount.
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