Thursday, 29 March 2012

GROUP INSURANCE


Insurance Group is an insurance plan that provides coverage to a large number of individuals under a single policy called "MATER POLICY". the individual covered by the master policy are not party to the contract. The contract will be between the insurer and the body representing a group of people covered. This body may be employer who is interested in obtaining benefits for their employees through insurance. the body may bean association of individuals through which the collective interests of the people who are safe, as a treade or professional association. a bank may make an arrangementthrough a group policy to defend their interests againtsdefaults occurring cause of deathof bebtors.
Schemes insurance groups are used by the government as instruments of social assistance. Social security is a conce8rn of government in all countries. But yheDIMENSIONAL safety vary considerably. in some advanced countries, the whole of lifeextensions of older people are assumed by the state as a social measure. In somecountries, medical care is free. in some countries in s ppaid state benefits during unemployment is more than the wages of employees. social protection measures are generally administered by the government with funds generated through levies and taxes. the cost of administering these systems have been increasing in recent years and the government have found it expendit insurance companies use to achieve theseobjectives. insurance company are seen as the natural tool to take over these functions,insurance companies becauseli8fe has a strong social dimension.

Wednesday, 28 March 2012

CHARGES

The following fees are applicable in the case of ULIPS. May be subject to various conditions, ranging from the insurer. They may be related to SA or raw, can be setconstant and may have minimum and maximum limits. The charges are recovered
· By way of deduction of the premium and? O
· When canceling some of the units.

ACCIDENT BENEFITS CHARGES, if pilots make use of the
FIXED OR ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES are charges for administering the plan.
FLAT FEE will be charged each month regardless of the size of the premium.
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES FUND as a percentage of the fund and deducted daily.
SWITCHING fund charges imposed when there is a change from one fund to another.
EXPENSES INSURANCE COVERAGE is the premium for the coverage of death
Revenue Service is also charged, usually on a monthly basis.
Delivery charges may be charged for partial or total units enclosing before a period of time.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE ULIPS AND TRADITIONAL PLANS

PLANS ULIPS
· The premium on the excess risk coverage is reversed as desired by the policyholder.
· The return on investment can vary depending on market movement and the risk investment is borne entirely by the policy-holder.
· Withdrawals are allowed. the loss, NAV for loans are not permitted.
· There are no bonuses, except loyalty bonus in some cases.
· Amount of premium Th used for insurance coverage, other expenses and the purchase of   the units are unbundled and transparent.
· Benefits are variable.
· Loss is likely.
· Earnings likely depending on market movements.
traditional Plans
· All prizes will be pooled and invested in the insurer's discretion.
· There are two categories of benefits: secured and unsecured. for guaranteed. benefits, the insurer assumes the investment risk. But no - guaranteed benefit, such as bonds,depend on the evolution of the insurer.
· It pays, but is allowed at a loss. loans can be provided.
· To participate policies, premiums are paid.
· The amount of the premium used for insurance coverage, other charges and investment are bundled.up and is not known.
Advantages · The pre-determined.
Loss of the UN is likely.
· Get ​​more probable is expected through bonds.

option of funds



Insurance policy offers a choice of funds in which their funds can be invested, as
* Equity funds: the type of funds, sometimes called growth funds. There would be more investment in the shares are shares in stocks traded in the stock market.
* The debt funds: these funds are also called fixed-income funds, investments are mainly in government bonds and government guaranteed debt and as insurance and otherinvestment-grade bond business.
* Money market funds: the type of funds, sometimes called liquid funds, the investment may be more short - term money market instrument, such as treasury bills, commercial paper,
* Balanced funds: the type of funds are investments in both equity and debt.