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IRDAI says Covid health insurance policy to be ported and migrated

October 14, 2020

Want to migrate your existing coronavirus policy to a different insurer? The IRDAI has officially announced that policy holders can renew, migrate and even port their existing Covid-19 health insurance policy.

Currently the three popular variants of Coronavirus health insurance includes Corona Kavach, Corona Rakshak and Group Corona Kavach Policy.

The IRDAI asked insurers to give policyholders the choice to renew, migrate and allow porting of the above policies.

Accordingly, the three new rules that policyholders should be aware of are:

1. Renewal of policies allowed for three and half months, six and half months or nine and half months as per policyholder’s choice.

2. Porting or migration or continuation will not have any waiting period. Existing waiting period is 15 days for such policies. Waiting period will be applicable only if policyholder alters the sum insured during time of renewal. Applicable onlly for increase in sum insured and not

Buying health insurance? Know which policy is best for you

October 13, 2020

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We are living in an era when buying a health insurance plan has become imperative. With COVID-19, healthcare expenses have skyrocketed, emphasising the need for a health insurance policy. Even routine medical check-ups can burn a hole in your pocket. In this situation, health insurance acts as an umbrella for financial security.

Investing in a good health insurance plan helps us to save our finances and get the best quality of health care services anytime. It not only saves money but also reduces expenses towards doctor consultation fees, costs for medical tests, hospitalisation, etc. But with the availability of various types of health insurance plans right from individual health policy, family floater to senior citizen policy, selecting the right plan can be quite confusing. Therefore, to help you understand better, here is a quick rundown of the different kind of health insurance plans with their

China to Maintain ‘Normal’ Monetary Policy, PBOC Governor Says

October 10, 2020

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China will maintain “normal” monetary policy for as long as possible, according to the People’s Bank of China Governor Yi Gang.

Policy makers plan to encourage a “reasonable” increase in household savings and incomes, Yi wrote in an article published Saturday in the central bank’s biweekly magazine China Finance. The country will also make sure its liquidity stays somewhat ample, and will facilitate reasonable growth of money supply and social financing, while avoiding excess liquidity flooding the economy in order to reduce fluctuations, he said.

Most of the world’s major economies have rolled out fiscal and monetary measures to counter the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Yi cautioned that excessive stimulus could lead to debt expansion and create asset bubbles that will increase longer-term systemic risks.

The governor also said financial institutions and their shareholders, local governments and regulators should take prime

How To Select Your Life Insurance Policy During Coronavirus

October 8, 2020

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A large white swan spread its wings on a pond or lake. Bird protection. — getty

As the world is battling with the deadly COVID-19, major concerns around combatting the fallouts of the impact of the virus have been ubiquitous. India, a country of 1.38 billion people, has been facing one such concern—ambiguous financial future.

With life insurance penetration at 2.74% as of 2018 and expectations for the life insurance industry to grow 12% to 15% annually over the next three to five years, now may be a good time to consider life insurance policies that may help ease your anxiety about protecting yourself and your loved ones financially.

We spoke to insurance companies offering life insurance to know how to select your life insurance policy during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what they said.

Choose A Life Insurance Plan That Offers Protection First

Although the crisis has created uncertainty, it has also offered insurance companies time to think more deeply about innovation, improved customer experiences,

Fed policy makers cite risks to US economy if Congress fails to provide more aid

October 7, 2020

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Federal Reserve officials expressed concern at their most recent meeting that the US economic recovery could falter if Congress fails to approve another round of pandemic relief.

Minutes of the meeting showed that officials believe the economy was growing faster than expected. But they based their forecasts on expectations that Democrats and Republicans would resolve their differences and provide more economic aid, including expanded unemployment benefits and help for small businesses.

The minutes said that “most forecasters were assuming that an additional pandemic-related fiscal package would be approved this year, and noted that, absent a new package, growth could decelerate at a faster-than-expected pace in the fourth quarter.”

The prospects for a new package being passed before the Nov. 3 elections, however, have significantly diminished with President Trump’s decision to end negotiations with Democrats. Trump has instead proposed that Democrats approve individual rescue items, such as money for ailing airlines

India Stocks Climb After Volatile Start Ahead of Monetary Policy

October 7, 2020

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Sensex at Four-Month High Despite India Overtaking Russia for Third Biggest Tally of Virus Cases — Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg

Indian stocks rose after a volatile start as the central bank’s new monetary policy committee began meeting ahead of a decision later this week.

The S&P BSE Sensex advanced 0.8% to 39,871.03 as of 10:47 a.m. in Mumbai, after slipping as much as 0.3%. The NSE Nifty 50 Index added 0.4%. Gains were driven by India’s most valuable company, Reliance Industries Ltd., which said it will get a $750 million investment in its retail unit.

The interest rate decision due on Friday is likely to see borrowing costs held at a record low as inflation remains elevated, potentially benefiting lenders’ net interest margins. Meanwhile, signs of economic revival may bode well for consumer spending as India heads into its seasonal festive season.

“If we get more liquidity, whether directly or indirectly from the RBI, it could lead to a rally in financial stocks,” said

Australian Central Bank Keeps Policy on Hold, Awaits Budget

October 6, 2020

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Australia’s central bank kept monetary policy unchanged Tuesday, clearing the field for the government to unveil a fiscal blueprint designed to drive the economy’s recovery from a Covid-induced recession.

Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe kept both the key interest rate and three-year yield target unchanged at 0.25%, as expected. The labor market is a key focus for the bank, which is due to release fresh forecasts next month, he said.

“The Board views addressing the high rate of unemployment as an important national priority,” Lowe said in a statement. Policy settings will remain highly accommodative for as long as required and the bank “continues to consider how additional monetary easing could support jobs as the economy opens up further,” he said.

The RBA has been working in tandem with fiscal policy makers, pushing down the cost of borrowing to smooth the path for major spending programs. The government’s budget, due

How Will Policy Makers Ensure That The Money Is Well?

October 2, 2020

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If the 2008 U.S. green stimulus is any indicator, the signs are not encouraging

NETHERLANDS-ENERGY-WIND — This picture taken on September 30, 2020, shows windmills at the Wieringermeer wind farm, in … [+] Wieringerwerf, northern Netherlands. – The wind farm in the North Holland Wieringermeer consists of 82 wind turbines. It generates enough electricity to provide 370,000 households with electricity (Photo by ROBIN VAN LONKHUIJSEN / ANP / AFP) / Netherlands OUT (Photo by ROBIN VAN LONKHUIJSEN/ANP/AFP via Getty Images)

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Central bankers and policy makers in the Western world are including some version of green stimulus in the large stimulus packages aimed to boost their COVID-19 stricken economies. For instance, Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), has pledged to devote a portion of the ECB’s 2.8 trillion Euro asset purchase program to pursue green objectives in a bid to fight climate change. Joe Biden, the

The Fed’s Policy Drift | Seeking Alpha

October 1, 2020

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The unanimous decision of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) to shift from inflation targeting to average inflation targeting is another step away from its mandate to achieve long-run price stability. Section 2A of the Federal Reserve Act does not say the Fed’s long-run objective should be 2 percent inflation. It calls for maintaining the growth of money and credit to “promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates.” The legal basis for price stability has not changed, but the Fed’s interpretation of that responsibility has drifted, so that “price stability” now means an increase in the price level (P) that averages 2 percent over time, with the proviso that the average inflation target (AIT) must be “flexible.”

The Fed began to target inflation in 2012, when it moved to a 2 percent inflation target (IT), specified in the FOMC’s “Statement on Longer-Run Goals

I’m not on his life insurance policy

October 1, 2020

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Q. Oof. I’ve never written in to an advice columnist before, but Google is not answering my relationship questions, so here I am. I’m not in a huge drama situation; I’m just trying to figure out if it’s time to move on. We have been together for more than four years. I was married briefly before him, and he has also been married. After years with a drug addict who hid the remote control outside so the “hackers” couldn’t find her, I was a happy breath of fresh air for my partner.

Moving on together, despite some hiccups, has been great. I have gained weight from being a stepmom and sacrificed parts of my life that made me sane. Because when you have kids, that’s just how it works. 2018 was the year of head lice, etc. Again, it has now been four years. I am 44, he’s 47. I

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