

Insurance is when you pay money regularly to an insurance company to protect yourself or your business from problems you don’t expect. This money you pay is called a premium. If something bad happens—like an accident, illness, or damage—the insurance company helps pay for those costs according to what your policy says. Your policy is a paper that explains what is covered and how to claim money. The company collects premiums from many people and puts it together in a big pool of money. When someone faces a loss, the company uses this pool to help them. This way, everyone shares the risk, so no one loses a lot of money alone. Insurance keeps you safe from big money problems and gives you peace of mind.
Insurance
Types of Insurances
Category: Life Insurance
Term Life Insurance


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Whole Life Insurance


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Endowment Policy


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Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs)


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Child Insurance Plans


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Retirement or Pension Plans


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Category: General Insurance
Health Insurance


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Motor Insurance


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Home Insurance


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Travel Insurance


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Fire Insurance


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Marine Insurance


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Crop Insurance


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Liability Insurance


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