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it is advisable to go a step further and purchase a comprehensive insurance for car policy Comprehensive car insurance helps you stay protected financially against third-party damages as well as own losses due to accidents, natural calamities, and man-made disasters. Thus, apart from accidents, you also receive coverage against lands, earthquakes, floods, riots, and other acts of vandalism. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Does Four-Wheeler Insurance Cover You Against Vehicle Theft?


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Does Four-Wheeler Insurance Cover You Against
Vehicle Theft?
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  • In India, it is mandatory for every vehicle owner
    to have at least third-party motor insurance.
    Third-party insurance covers you against
    third-party legal and financial liabilities
    during a mishap. While this kind of coverage can
    save you a lot of money, it is advisable to go a
    step further and purchase a
  • Comprehensive insurance for car policy
    Comprehensive car insurance helps you stay
    protected financially against third-party damages
    as well as own losses due to accidents, natural
    calamities, and man-made disasters. Thus, apart
    from accidents, you also receive coverage against
    landslides, earthquakes, floods, riots, and other
    acts of vandalism.
  • What about coverage for theft?
  • The good news is that your comprehensive car
    insurance policy also covers you against theft.
    This kind of coverage is truly a boon in todays
    world where robberies have become so common. Like
    most car owners, you probably took out a loan to
    afford your vehicle. Theft can leave you
    emotionally and financially traumatized.
    Insurance can help you by carrying the weight of
    the financial losses incurred due to theft.

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  • The process of raising a claim
  • As soon as you notice your car has been stolen,
    you need to inform your insurance provider
    immediately. Call up your
  • car insurance company on their toll-free number
    or get in touch with the agent, if you have been
    assigned one. They will guide you on the steps
    you need to take to file a claim. Next, you also
    need to file an FIR at the police station and
    inform the RTO immediately. At the RTO you will
    need to fill up a few forms.
  • The claim for theft will need to be submitted
    along with supporting documentation. This
    documentation will usually include a copy of your
    car insurance policy, registration certificate,
    car invoice, RTO forms, FIR copy, and any other
    paperwork that the insurer requests. Make sure
    that you do not miss out on any documentation so
    that your claim gets processed without any
    hassles.

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  • How much compensation is received under a claim
    for theft?
  • Many vehicle owners often mistakenly believe that
    they will be compensated for the full value of
    their vehicle when they make a claim for theft.
    Unfortunately, this is generally not what
    happens. If you have a standard comprehensive car
    insurance policy with no add-ons, you will
    receive the IDV (insured declared value) of your
    vehicle mentioned in your coverage. The IDV is
    the current value of your vehicle in the market.
    The IDV depends on many factors such as the make
    and model, age, and city of registration.
  • You can opt in for the return to invoice add-on
    if you want to receive the full invoice value of
    your vehicle. Do discuss with your insurer
    whether this add-on will prove useful for you.

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  • Things to keep in mind
  • Here are a few things to keep in mind when you
    file a claim for a stolen vehicle
  • If the stolen car was under a loan, the
    compensation is paid to the lender by the
    insurance provider
  • If the insurance payout is lower than the amount
    owed to the car loan financer, the difference has
    to be paid by the car owner
  • All sets of car keys must be handed over to the
    insurance provider by the car owner once the
    claim is approved
  • We hope this article has helped you. Drive safe!

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  • THANKYOU
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