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How COVID-19 Could Affect Your Life Insurance Coverage?

Most of us worry of the possible aspects of the coronavirus pandemic. It is only normal for people to wonder that their loved ones will be financially covered in the event of their absence. You already have thought about it yourself, if you’re reading this. Here’s the good news: You will earn a death payout if you had an active life insurance policy and died from a pandemic disease, such as COVID-19, even though you were traveling to an area with a confirmed coronavirus outbreak. You may be only unable to do so if you were approved recently and have not been able to divulge certain information concerning your application regarding your travel plans and/or coronavirus exposure. Furthermore, by paying the premiums on time, you can’t increase the premiums if you get sick at COVID-19 if you keep the active life insurance policy intact. And here’s some more good news: You can still apply if you don’t know have life insurance cover. Depending on where you live and what the ...

Why LIC Jeevan Anand is best insurance Plan from LIC of India?

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A participant non-connected program that provides an enticing mix of security with economies is LIC's latest Jeevan Anand scheme. This combination guarantees financial security against death for the lifetime of the policyholder by offering lumpsum payment in the case of his survival at the end of the chosen policy period. The program also meets the credit unit's liquidity needs. LIC's new Jeevan Anand scheme is a member that provides a captivating mix of security and economics. That option provides financial security against death by making a lump-sum payout at the end of the preferred policy duration, for the lifetime of the policyholder. The system also meets the liquidity criteria of the credit unit. Features of the New Jeevan Anand Policy If the policy holder survives the policy, when the plan ends he receives a maturity benefit and the life cover stays in force This policy offers double benefit, once at the maturity of the plan and again on the death In the unfortu...

Things That Can Affect Your Credit Score in India

Having a good credit score is key to quick and easy lending. The first thing a lender can test, when you apply for a loan, is your credit score. If you have a good credit score (this is considered a good CIBIL Transunion score of over 750) your loan application will go for further processing.  But if your loan score is downside down, your loan application will be rejected outright. Hence, having a good credit score is very necessary. Also, note that you can’t build a good credit score overnight as it’s based on your credit history measured. Here are some of the factors that affect our credit score. Irresponsible Payment Behaviour: Your payment history affects your ratings the most. Paying your credit-card bills and loaning EMIs on time every month is critical. 30-day delinquency can reduce your score by 100 points according to a CIBIL analysis (reported by the Financial Express). If you have multiple credit cards as well as loans, it is advisable to set up reminders ...

HTTP vs HTTPS

Time to know this, with 32 lakh debit cards in India being compromised! There are many websites that use HTTP. Back in 2014, Google recommended switching sites to HTTPS. Until then, using HTTPS was really bothered only by sites with e-commerce pages. Google announced that it would provide HTTPS sites with a minor ranking bump as an incentive to switch over, effectively punishing sites that did not switch over by giving an advantage to rivals that did. Now you’re probably wondering – why is it so important that you switch over to HTTPS? Is it really worth the hassle to do so? What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS? Will using one over the other affect your SEO efforts at all? The following guide will break everything down for you, not only answer these common questions but giving you a much better understanding of HTTP vs HTTPS in general. What Is HTTP? HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol.  It allows communication between different systems in ...