Insurance and Risk Mangement
IDV - Don't Undervalue Your Asset
The "Insured Declared Value" (IDV) is the "Life Insurance Sum Assured" for your car. Most people lower this number to get a cheaper premium, but they lose lakhs in the event of theft or a total loss.
The "Cheaper Premium" Trap: Why saving ₹2,000 today could cost you ₹2,00,000 if your car is stolen tomorrow.
The RTI Hack: Learn how the "Return to Invoice" add-on bridges the gap to give you a brand-new car payout.
The "Maximum Slider" Rule: Why you should always slide the IDV to the maximum allowed market value.
Watch this video to stop pinching pennies on your premium and start protecting the real value of your asset.
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