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    With medical inflation at 11.5% and premiums jumping 27%, I’m struggling to find the right balance. Should I focus on a high sum insured or extra features, and how can I make coverage affordable? Is this even sustainable long-term?

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    Yes, you are eligible for HSBC Live+, but the annual income should be ₹12 lakh or more, and the age range is between 25 and 65.

    The best choices I would suggest are the IDFC FIRST LIC Credit Card or the LIC Axis Bank Card for direct payments, as post-April reward redemptions require more points, reducing the Amazon voucher value for LIC premiums. These cards offer superior, uncapped value specifically for insurance premiums.

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    So if our family budget is limited for any month, isn’t it better to choose adequate and affordable coverage instead of paying for costly features I probably won’t use? After all, shouldn’t I prioritize meeting today’s basic needs, like school fees, without sacrificing essential financial security?

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    When you're picking a plan, stick with the big names like ACKO or Tata AIG. You want that 98%+ claim settlement ratio for peace of mind.

    My advice is: read the 'exclusions' first. A lot of people get caught off guard because things like pre-existing issues or adventure sports aren't covered by default. Just make sure to keep digital copies of everything — bills, reports, and even a police FIR if something gets stolen. If you file within 30 days of getting back, the whole process is much smoother.

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    @Mr-Aryan I'm looking into Digit, but I want to know if it covers major disasters like floods and earthquakes. Also, how does its claims process compare to my current loan insurance in terms of speed and reliability?